You are parked at an Albert Heijn in Alkmaar and have just signalled in good time (right before departure). A cyclist right behind you suddenly has to brake. What does that indicate?
- ✓ You did not actually give way to other traffic, despite signalling correctly
- Nothing serious — after all you had signalled properly, so you had priority
Correct answer: You did not actually give way to other traffic, despite signalling correctly
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- Signalling is an announcement, not a right of way; you must actually give way to other traffic
Topic: Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator
Read the rule: Core: Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator
Sections
- Challenge: Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator
- The model: Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator
- Core: Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator
- Why it matters: Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator
- Active recall: Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator
- Teach back: Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator
- Memory hook: Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator