Only to avert imminent danger may you give an acoustic or light signal.

Explanation

Only to avert imminent danger may you give an acoustic or light signal. Alerting others to your presence without danger is not covered by that

Why learners get this wrong

• Only to avert imminent danger may you give an acoustic or light signal. Alerting others to your presence without danger is not covered by that

Topic: Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights

Read the rule: Core: Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights

Sections

• Challenge: Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights
• The model: Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights
• Core: Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights
• Why it matters: Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights
• Active recall: Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights
• Teach back: Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights
• Memory hook: Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights

Terms

• Remlicht rempedaal licht aanraken
• Richting aangeven 100m binnen kom
• Richting aangeven 300m autosnelweg
• Signalling a lateral movement (RVV art. 55)
• Signalling outside built-up areas: earlier
• Signaal alleen bij dreigend gevaar

Related questions

• You are driving on the A7 towards Kornwerderzand
• On a road outside the built-up area near
• the rule of thumb for indicating is about

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