50 metres is the length of 5 buses. 200 metres is the length of 20 buses.
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If you're unable to walk more than 20 metres, you could qualify for the enhanced rate of PIP. If you can walk more than 20 metres - aided or unaided - you may qualify for the standard rate of PIP.
Yes, it means that a healthy person can walk 70m in one minute. So to meet the criteria for twice as long you need to be unable to walk more than 35m in a minute, the more restricted your walking the better. So you walk 46m in a minute which is more than the 35m as a maximum that you need to do.
Under PIP, if a condition or disability affects you more than half the time, it has to be treated as affecting you all the time. Equally, if a condition or disability does not affect you half the time, then it can be disregarded or ignored for PIP purposes. This is known as the 50% rule.
When assessing for PIP, you have to consider how you feel 'the majority of the time'. That is to say, don't answer the question as if it was your best day and equally don't answer the question as if it were your worst day.