At dusk, on a quiet road near the Weerribben, you are driving with full beam on. You see a pedestrian without reflective clothing approaching you along the verge. What do you do?

Explanation

False — The book explicitly names 'another road user (including a pedestrian)' — a pedestrian counts fully as oncoming traffic

Why learners get this wrong

• Wrong. The book explicitly names 'another road user (including a pedestrian)' — a pedestrian counts fully as oncoming traffic

Topic: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam

Read the rule: Core: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam

Sections

• Challenge: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• The model: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Core: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Why it matters: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Active recall: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Teach back: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
• Memory hook: Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam

Terms

• Dagrijlicht schakelt automatisch uit bij ander licht
• Dimlicht verplicht nachts en overdag bij zicht 200m
• Grootlicht verboden bij dichte voorligger
• Grootlicht verboden bij tegenligger
• Grootlicht verboden overdag
• Prescribed lamp colours

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