You are driving on the A7 towards Kornwerderzand and see the sign for your exit approaching. About how many metres before the exit lane do you indicate (in metres)?
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Correct answer: 300 m
Correct: 300.0 m (±25.0).
RVV 1990 art. 30: yellow and green flashing lights
A yellow or green flashing light belongs to vehicles that are working, towing or may pose a danger by their width or low speed; it grants no priority.
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About Leaving the scene of an accident is a criminal offence — and the PAMAN order: which statement is WRONG?
- The prohibition applies to death, injury OR damage.
- The book names location, situation, number of vehicles and number of injured — a driving licence number is nowhere named as required 112 information.
- When calling 112 it is enough to say there has been an accident; the exact location and number of injured can follow later.
- For exactly this case the book gives a concrete duty: leave your contact details at the damaged vehicle and inform the police. 'That is mandatory'.
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Correct answer: When calling 112 it is enough to say there has been an accident; the exact location and number of injured can follow later.
You describe as exactly as possible where you are, what happened, how many vehicles are involved and how many (seriously) injured there are — 'that way the right services arrive fastest'
Why learners get this wrong: Leaving the scene of an accident is only an offence if there are injuries; with sheet-metal damage only, you may just drive off.
On the N50 near Kampen you tow a stranded car to the garage. According to the book, what applies to the tow cable?
- Sound, on the attachment points, max. 5 metres, always taut
- The longer the cable, the safer — so well over 5 metres
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Correct answer: Sound, on the attachment points, max. 5 metres, always taut
Max. 5 metres, always taut
Why learners get this wrong: The more distance between the towing car and the towed vehicle, the safer — so a cable longer than 5 metres is actually better.