The text explicitly warns: with only your sidelights (and rear light) on, you may not drive.

Explanation

The text explicitly warns: with only your sidelights (and rear light) on, you may not drive. Sidelights are exclusively for standing still; for driving you need dipped beam (or full beam)

Why learners get this wrong

• The text explicitly warns: with only your sidelights (and rear light) on, you may not drive. Sidelights are exclusively for standing still; for driving you need dipped beam (or full beam)

Topic: Lighting when stopped

Read the rule: Core: Lighting when stopped

Sections

• Challenge: Lighting when stopped
• The model: Lighting when stopped
• Core: Lighting when stopped
• Why it matters: Lighting when stopped
• Active recall: Lighting when stopped
• Teach back: Lighting when stopped
• Memory hook: Lighting when stopped

Terms

• Stilstaan binnen kom verstandig niet verplicht
• Stilstaan buiten kom stadslicht verplicht
• Stilstaan geldt ook aanhangwagen vast of los
• Stilstaan niet rijden met stadslicht alleen
• Stilstaan parkeerhaven vluchtstrook autoweg verplicht
• Stilstaan parkeerlichten als alternatief

Related questions

• About Lighting when stopped
• You are stopped at night in the centre
• It is night

Related topics

• Indicating, brake lights and hazard lights
• Daytime running lights, dipped beam and full beam
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