You can turn around in two ways: by carrying out a half turn and by means of shunting; you must master both methods for the driving exam.

Explanation

You can turn around in two ways: by carrying out a half turn and by means of shunting; you must master both methods for the driving exam

Why learners get this wrong

• You can turn around in two ways: by carrying out a half turn and by means of shunting; you must master both methods for the driving exam

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

Terms

• Bijzondere manoeuvre voorrang overig verkeer verplicht
• Keren twee manieren halve draai en steken
• Parkeren vier examenmanieren vooruit achteruit vak file
• Parkeren voorrang overig verkeer verplicht

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