Instructions from an authorised officer or traffic controller override traffic lights, which in turn override signs.

Explanation

Instructions from an authorised officer or traffic controller override traffic lights, which in turn override signs. At a hand signal from the officer, you follow the officer, not the red light

Why learners get this wrong

• Instructions from an authorised officer or traffic controller override traffic lights, which in turn override signs. At a hand signal from the officer, you follow the officer, not the red light

Topic: The real hierarchy: who overrules whom on priority?

Read the rule: Core: The real hierarchy: who overrules whom on priority?

Sections

• 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?

Terms

• Aanwijzingen boven licht
• Groen oprijden geen voorrang aan roodrijder
• Licht boven voorrangsteken art64
• The four-level hierarchy
• Hierarchy: four levels, not six
• Teken boven basisregel

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