The duty to follow instructions applies generally to authorised and identifiable officials AND traffic controllers, with no limitation to accidents.

Explanation

The duty to follow instructions applies generally to authorised and identifiable officials AND traffic controllers, with no limitation to accidents. A traffic controller at an event holds the same status

Why learners get this wrong

• The duty to follow instructions applies generally to authorised and identifiable officials AND traffic controllers, with no limitation to accidents. A traffic controller at an event holds the same status

Topic: The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?

Read the rule: Core: The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?

Sections

• Challenge: The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?
• The model: The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?
• Core: The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?
• Why it matters: The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?
• Active recall: The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?
• Teach back: The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?
• Memory hook: The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?

Terms

• Instructions rank highest in the hierarchy
• Rangorde licht boven voorrangsteken
• Rangorde verkeersregelaar algemeen
• Rangorde wegmarkering is teken
• Hierarchy: sign above rule

Related questions

• At roadworks on the Leeuwarden ring road a
• Traffic lights outrank traffic signs that regulate priority
• About The precedence order

Related topics

• The hierarchy: which sign wins when they conflict
• Speed: two principles without their own number (see h04 for the maxima)
• Priority: the concept of a 'priority vehicle' (see h03 for the priority-to-the-right rule)