Why it matters: Unequal-rank junction: B6, B7 and the priority road
Confusing B6 and B7 costs seconds on the road that real traffic does not have to spare: someone who needlessly comes to a full stop at a B6 surprises the car behind them; someone who rolls through a B7 without stopping drives straight into crossing traffic that is not expecting it. On country lanes near Zaltbommel, where sight lines are often limited by rows of trees, that difference counts double.
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