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Target-group lane (F19/F21): only trucks/buses, always — empty or not. A target-group lane (signs F19/F21) is something quite different: a special lane, mainly on motorways, for trucks and/or buses

Source: Roads & carriageways · checked 2026-10-23

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Statement: a peak-hour lane is an ordinary lane that is always open to traffic, just like the other lanes on the A32.

  1. True
  2. False
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Correct answer: False

Why learners get this wrong: A peak-hour lane is an ordinary lane that is always open to traffic.

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At the A32 near Oldeberkoop, sign F19 marks an empty lane. Which vehicles is that lane intended for?

  1. Trucks and/or buses
  2. Passenger cars too, as soon as the other lanes get busy
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Correct answer: Trucks and/or buses

Why learners get this wrong: A target-group lane may be used by any vehicle, including an ordinary car, as long as it is busy.

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You are driving in the left-hand plusstrook of the A32 near Oldeberkoop. Above the lane the sign switches from the green arrow to a red cross, while you still want to continue for another 200 metres. What do you do?

  1. I keep driving and just slow down a bit, the cross is only a warning
  2. I merge into the fixed lane immediately, the lane is closed and a hard shoulder again
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Correct answer: I merge into the fixed lane immediately, the lane is closed and a hard shoulder again

Why learners get this wrong: A red cross above the peak-hour lane means you should slow down, not that you must leave the lane.

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Above the plusstrook of the A32, the electronic sign shows an arrow angled to the right. There is no red cross yet. What does that mean?

  1. The lane is about to close; leave it now, before the red cross appears
  2. As long as there is no red cross, you may simply keep driving
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Correct answer: The lane is about to close; leave it now, before the red cross appears

Why learners get this wrong: As long as there is no red cross, you may simply keep driving on the peak-hour lane, even if the arrow already points diagonally to the right.

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How many different signals does the electronic peak-hour lane signalling above the A32's plusstrook have (green/clear-the-lane/red-cross counted)?

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Correct answer: 3 signalen

Correct: 3.0 signalen.

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