Near Coevorden you are on a road with an 80 km/u limit, behind a tractor doing about 35 km/u. You wonder whether that speed is allowed. How do you judge it?
- Too fast: an agricultural vehicle may drive at most 25 km/u here
- That is allowed: like you, it may simply drive 80 km/u here
- ✓ That may be right: some agricultural vehicles may drive up to 40 km/u
Correct answer: That may be right: some agricultural vehicles may drive up to 40 km/u
Explanation
False — you think every agricultural vehicle may do at most 25 km/u. Some agricultural vehicles may do at most 25 km/u, others at most 40 km/u; you cannot tell which from the vehicle
Why learners get this wrong
- Wrong: you think every agricultural vehicle may do at most 25 km/u. Some agricultural vehicles may do at most 25 km/u, others at most 40 km/u; you cannot tell which from the vehicle
- Wrong: you think an agricultural vehicle may drive the road's speed limit. Agricultural vehicles have their own maximum: some 25 km/u, others 40 km/u
Topic: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
Read the rule: Core: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
Sections
- Challenge: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- The model: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- Core: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- Why it matters: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- Active recall: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- Teach back: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock
- Memory hook: Agricultural vehicles, riders and livestock