Near Raalte, on the road into the centre, you see a wide agricultural implement with a YELLOW beacon driving ahead of you. Must you give way as you would for an ambulance?
- ✓ No, a yellow/orange beacon is only a warning; there is no duty to give way
- Yes, every beacon means you must give way
Correct answer: No, a yellow/orange beacon is only a warning; there is no duty to give way
Explanation
Only blue + two-tone horn = priority vehicle; yellow/orange is purely a warning (Regeling optische en geluidssignalen 2009).
Why learners get this wrong
- Only blue + two-tone horn = priority vehicle; yellow/orange is purely a warning (Regeling optische en geluidssignalen 2009).
Topic: Motorcyclists, learner vehicles and microcars
Read the rule: Core: Motorcyclists, learner vehicles and microcars
Sections
- Challenge: Motorcyclists, learner vehicles and microcars
- The model: Motorcyclists, learner vehicles and microcars
- Core: Motorcyclists, learner vehicles and microcars
- Why it matters: Motorcyclists, learner vehicles and microcars
- Active recall: Motorcyclists, learner vehicles and microcars
- Teach back: Motorcyclists, learner vehicles and microcars
- Memory hook: Motorcyclists, learner vehicles and microcars
Terms
- Brommobiel volgt regels personenauto rijbaan niet fietspad
- Knipperende waarschuwingslichten file of pechvoertuig
- Lesvoertuig leerling minder soepel verkeer tolerantie verwacht
- Motorrijder elk gaatje uit het niets opduiken
- Zwaailicht blauw voorrangsvoertuig voor laten gaan
- Zwaailicht geel oranje alleen waarschuwing geen voorrang