In Apeldoorn you are shunting to turn around on a narrow street, and a car approaches from behind. What is correct according to the book?
- ✓ You give way to other traffic, even though you are in the middle of the manoeuvre
- You may simply finish the manoeuvre, because shunting is not an official method and does not count for priority
Correct answer: You give way to other traffic, even though you are in the middle of the manoeuvre
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- Shunting is an official, exam-recognised method of turning around, just like the half turn
Topic: Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same
Read the rule: Core: Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same
Sections
- Challenge: Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same
- The model: Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same
- Core: Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same
- Why it matters: Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same
- Active recall: Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same
- Teach back: Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same
- Memory hook: Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same