On a mountain road descending traffic has priority over climbing traffic, because braking while descending is harder.
- ✓ False
- True
Correct answer: False
Explanation
Climbing traffic must be given priority by descending traffic, not the other way around
Why learners get this wrong
- Climbing traffic must be given priority by descending traffic, not the other way around
Topic: Dike roads and mountain driving
Read the rule: Core: Dike roads and mountain driving
Sections
- Challenge: Dike roads and mountain driving
- The model: Dike roads and mountain driving
- Core: Dike roads and mountain driving
- Why it matters: Dike roads and mountain driving
- Active recall: Dike roads and mountain driving
- Teach back: Dike roads and mountain driving
- Memory hook: Dike roads and mountain driving
Terms
- Bergrijden afdalen motorrem klimmend voorrang inhalen voorzichtig alert wegdek
- Bergrijden klimmen juiste versnelling motortemperatuur
- Bergrijden niet oefenbaar in nl
- Dijkweg beperkingen inhalen zijwegverkeer bermen ongeschikt
- Dijkweg kenmerken bochtig smal schuine bermen omhoogkomende inritten
- Dijkweg wegdek bol vaak slecht