On a priority road in Den Haag (sign B1) a tram approaches on its own rails beside the road. What applies here?
- The tram always goes first anyway, everywhere.
- ✓ The ordinary priority-road rules — the tram has no special priority here.
Correct answer: The ordinary priority-road rules — the tram has no special priority here.
Explanation
When the tram approaches a priority road the ordinary rules apply and it has no special priority; pedestrians on the zebra crossing go before the tram too
Why learners get this wrong
- When the tram approaches a priority road the ordinary rules apply and it has no special priority; pedestrians on the zebra crossing go before the tram too
Topic: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
Read the rule: Core: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
Sections
- Challenge: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
- The model: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
- Core: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
- Why it matters: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
- Active recall: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
- Teach back: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
- Memory hook: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right