On the ring road near Barneveld a wide municipal work vehicle with a yellow flashing beacon approaches from behind. You must now let it go first, just like a vehicle with a blue flashing light.
- True
- ✓ False
Correct answer: False
Explanation
False — you think any colour of beacon gives priority. A yellow or orange beacon only warns of a slow, wide or working vehicle; only a blue light with a two-tone horn means you must give way. (VekaBest p.131-132 (8.2 Overige weggebruikers) + RVV 1990 art. 50/29 en Regeling optische en geluidssignalen 2009 (law-verified additions, RULINGS R-h08-2))
Why learners get this wrong
- Wrong: you think any colour of beacon gives priority. A yellow or orange beacon only warns of a slow, wide or working vehicle; only a blue light with a two-tone horn means you must give way.
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