At a junction in Loppersum you enter on a green light. At the same moment another driver on the crossing road runs a red light. Must you let that other driver go first because they are already on the junction?
- Yes — whoever is already on the junction always gets priority, regardless of the light
- ✓ No — entering on green means you do not have to give way to someone running a red light
Correct answer: No — entering on green means you do not have to give way to someone running a red light
Explanation
The light regulates priority; the other driver's mistake changes nothing about that.
Why learners get this wrong
- The light regulates priority; the other driver's mistake changes nothing about that.
Topic: The real hierarchy: who overrules whom on priority?
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- Challenge: The real hierarchy: who overrules whom on priority?
- The model: The real hierarchy: who overrules whom on priority?
- Core: The real hierarchy: who overrules whom on priority?
- Why it matters: The real hierarchy: who overrules whom on priority?
- Active recall: The real hierarchy: who overrules whom on priority?
- Teach back: The real hierarchy: who overrules whom on priority?
- Memory hook: The real hierarchy: who overrules whom on priority?