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Landbouw tractor hoge lading bestuurder ziet je niet wacht vrije ruimte

Tractor with a high load: driver does not see you. Wait for genuinely free space. Behind a tractor with a high load you know for sure the driver does not see you; wait patiently until there is really free space to overtake

Source: Other road users · checked 2026-10-23

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About Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock: which statement is WRONG?

  1. The rule asks for BOTH: adjusting your speed AND passing with ample sideways distance (1.5 m), precisely to avoid startling the animals.
  2. All agricultural vehicles may drive at most 25 km/u.
  3. Behind a tractor with a high-loaded trailer you know one thing for certain: the driver does not see you.
  4. With agricultural traffic, lighting, indicators and brake lights do not always work; do not blindly assume the vehicle will do what it signals.
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Correct answer: All agricultural vehicles may drive at most 25 km/u.

The book literally names two classes: some agricultural vehicles at most 25 km/u, others at most 40 km/u. You cannot read the speed of the vehicle ahead off the label 'tractor' alone

Why learners get this wrong: When passing riders or livestock you only need to slow down; sideways distance does not matter.

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The book literally names two classes: some agricultural vehicles at most 25 km/u, others at most 40 km/u.

  1. False
  2. True
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Correct answer: True

The book literally names two classes: some agricultural vehicles at most 25 km/u, others at most 40 km/u. You cannot read the speed of the vehicle ahead off the label 'tractor' alone

Why learners get this wrong: All agricultural vehicles may drive at most 25 km/u.

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Near the Agrifirm store on the outskirts of Hardenberg, you are driving behind a tractor with four straw bales stacked high. On a straight road you see a roughly 100-metre gap in oncoming traffic. Do you overtake?

  1. No, only once it is genuinely and clearly free and you can safely complete the entire overtaking manoeuvre
  2. Yes, 100 metres is a fine gap to overtake now
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Correct answer: No, only once it is genuinely and clearly free and you can safely complete the entire overtaking manoeuvre

The driver does not see you regardless; judge for yourself whether the space is truly enough for the ENTIRE manoeuvre, do not force it

Why learners get this wrong: You can overtake a tractor with high-loaded cargo as soon as there is a short gap in oncoming traffic.

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About Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock: which statement is WRONG?

  1. The book literally names two classes: some agricultural vehicles at most 25 km/u, others at most 40 km/u.
  2. The rule asks for BOTH: adjusting your speed AND passing with ample sideways distance (1.5 m), precisely to avoid startling the animals.
  3. You can rely on the indicator signal of an agricultural vehicle, just like with an ordinary car.
  4. Behind a tractor with a high-loaded trailer you know one thing for certain: the driver does not see you.
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Correct answer: You can rely on the indicator signal of an agricultural vehicle, just like with an ordinary car.

With agricultural traffic, lighting, indicators and brake lights do not always work; do not blindly assume the vehicle will do what it signals

Why learners get this wrong: All agricultural vehicles may drive at most 25 km/u.

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With agricultural traffic, lighting, indicators and brake lights do not always work; do not blindly assume the vehicle will do what it signals.

  1. False
  2. True
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Correct answer: True

With agricultural traffic, lighting, indicators and brake lights do not always work; do not blindly assume the vehicle will do what it signals

Why learners get this wrong: You can rely on the indicator signal of an agricultural vehicle, just like with an ordinary car.

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