After a check at the station in Vlaardingen a fire engine drives onto the street. Only the two-tone siren is on briefly, the blue beacon stays off. For the traffic on the street this vehicle is now a priority vehicle.
- True
- ✓ False
Correct answer: False
Explanation
False — a siren alone is not enough. A vehicle is only a priority vehicle when blue light and two-tone siren are on together; if the blue light is not lit, it is not one
Why learners get this wrong
- Incorrect: a siren alone is not enough. A vehicle is only a priority vehicle when blue light and two-tone siren are on together; if the blue light is not lit, it is not one
Topic: Priority vehicle: blue light + siren, both together
Read the rule: Core: Priority vehicle: blue light + siren, both together
Sections
- Challenge: Priority vehicle: blue light + siren, both together
- The model: Priority vehicle: blue light + siren, both together
- Core: Priority vehicle: blue light + siren, both together
- Why it matters: Priority vehicle: blue light + siren, both together
- Active recall: Priority vehicle: blue light + siren, both together
- Teach back: Priority vehicle: blue light + siren, both together
- Memory hook: Priority vehicle: blue light + siren, both together