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Near Yerseke you are driving on a road with a solid line between the lanes. Then use the whole exit lane — here too: never the hard shoulder.

Source: RVV 1990 art. 17 · checked 2026-10-23

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About Pre-sorting: choosing the correct lane in time: which statement is WRONG?

  1. When pre-sorting you do not need to indicate.
  2. The lane arrow mandatorily decides which direction you may take from that lane; you must follow it.
  3. You may never cross a solid line, even if there seems to be room.
  4. Pre-sorting must happen well in advance; switching too late or over a solid line is dangerous and not allowed.
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Correct answer: When pre-sorting you do not need to indicate.

You must signal your intention to change lanes in time with your indicator.

Why learners get this wrong: The arrows on the road are only advice that you may ignore.

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When pre-sorting you do not need to indicate.

  1. False
  2. True
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Correct answer: False

You must signal your intention to change lanes in time with your indicator.

Why learners get this wrong: When pre-sorting you do not need to indicate.

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About Pre-sorting: choosing the correct lane in time: which statement is WRONG?

  1. You may quickly change lanes just before the junction.
  2. The lane arrow mandatorily decides which direction you may take from that lane; you must follow it.
  3. You must signal your intention to change lanes in time with your indicator.
  4. You may never cross a solid line, even if there seems to be room.
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Correct answer: You may quickly change lanes just before the junction.

Pre-sorting must happen well in advance; switching too late or over a solid line is dangerous and not allowed.

Why learners get this wrong: The arrows on the road are only advice that you may ignore.

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Pre-sorting must happen well in advance; switching too late or over a solid line is dangerous and not allowed.

  1. False
  2. True
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Correct answer: True

Pre-sorting must happen well in advance; switching too late or over a solid line is dangerous and not allowed.

Why learners get this wrong: You may quickly change lanes just before the junction.

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How do you recognise which lane to choose for pre-sorting?

  1. By the lane arrows on the road and the direction signs
  2. The arrows are only advice; I choose the direction myself
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Correct answer: By the lane arrows on the road and the direction signs

False — The arrow is binding and decides which direction you may take from that lane. (Theorie hoofdstuk 7 — Manoeuvres: wegrijden en voorsorteren)

Why learners get this wrong: The arrows on the road are only advice that you may ignore.

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