A military colonne and a funeral procession are explicitly exempt from the duty to give way to pedestrians on a crossing.

Explanation

A military colonne and a funeral procession are explicitly exempt from the duty to give way to pedestrians on a crossing.

Why learners get this wrong

• A military colonne and a funeral procession are explicitly exempt from the duty to give way to pedestrians on a crossing.

Topic: Military colonne and funeral procession: priority and cutting through

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Terms

• Colonne herkenning blauwe groene vlag
• Colonne na 1e voertuig niet doorsnijden
• Colonne stoet asymmetrie verkeerslicht
• Colonne stoet zebra uitzondering
• Colonne uitzondering voorrangsweg invoegen
• Before the first vehicle of a convoy: ordinary rules

Related questions

• Near Gulpen a military colonne is approaching from
• at a junction with a traffic light
• You are driving on a priority road through

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