Only command/prohibition signs fall under the statutory duty to comply.

Explanation

Only command/prohibition signs fall under the statutory duty to comply. Category L (information) is not legally binding

Why learners get this wrong

• Only command/prohibition signs fall under the statutory duty to comply. Category L (information) is not legally binding

Topic: The seven categories of traffic signs (appendix 1)

Read the rule: Core: The seven categories of traffic signs (appendix 1)

Sections

• Challenge: The seven categories of traffic signs (appendix 1)
• The model: The seven categories of traffic signs (appendix 1)
• Core: The seven categories of traffic signs (appendix 1)
• Why it matters: The seven categories of traffic signs (appendix 1)
• Active recall: The seven categories of traffic signs (appendix 1)
• Teach back: The seven categories of traffic signs (appendix 1)
• Memory hook: The seven categories of traffic signs (appendix 1)

Terms

• Categorieen a snelheid
• Categorieen art62 verplichting
• Categorieen b voorrang ruitvorm
• Categorieen c geslotenverklaring
• Categorieen d rijrichting rond blauw
• Categorieen f1 inhaalverbod niet c

Related questions

• At roadworks on the N35 near Enschede you
• About The seven categories of traffic signs (appendix
• A traffic sign with a command or prohibition

Related topics

• 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)
• Alcohol behind the wheel: the limit and the glass