At a crossing next to a junction in Haarlem you turn left. A pedestrian is crossing straight ahead on the side you are turning towards. Statement: pedestrians are not covered by 'straight-ahead traffic', so you may go first.
- True
- ✓ False
Correct answer: False
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- Explicitly adds '(so pedestrians too!)' — the pedestrian goes first.
Topic: Turning: straight-ahead traffic on the same road goes first
Read the rule: Core: Turning: straight-ahead traffic on the same road goes first
Sections
- Challenge: Turning: straight-ahead traffic on the same road goes first
- The model: Turning: straight-ahead traffic on the same road goes first
- Core: Turning: straight-ahead traffic on the same road goes first
- Why it matters: Turning: straight-ahead traffic on the same road goes first
- Active recall: Turning: straight-ahead traffic on the same road goes first
- Teach back: Turning: straight-ahead traffic on the same road goes first
- Memory hook: Turning: straight-ahead traffic on the same road goes first