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You are driving on a priority road in Utrecht. From a side street on the right an ambulance approaches with blue flashing lights and its two-tone horn on. It wants to enter your road. What do you do?

  1. ✓ You let it go first; slowing down is enough if it can carry on freely
  2. You drive on, because on the priority road it has to wait for you
  3. You let it go first, and that is only possible by stopping completely

Correct answer: You let it go first; slowing down is enough if it can carry on freely

Explanation

False — the priority road gives you no priority here. You always let a vehicle with blue flashing lights and a two-tone horn go first; that duty overrides the ordinary priority rules and signs. (VekaBest H1 begrippenkader (wettelijke basis, RVV art. 1/29/50) — THIN ATOM, geen VekaBest-hoofdstuk 6-herhaling; zie h03_voorrang voor het boekmateriaal p.102-116)

Source: RVV 1990 art. 1 · checked 2026-10-22

Why learners get this wrong

Topic: Priority: the concept of a 'priority vehicle' (see h03 for the priority-to-the-right rule)

Read the rule: Core: Priority: the concept of a 'priority vehicle' (see h03 for the priority-to-the-right rule)

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