On the narrow one-way street in Beuningen a parking bay becomes free, exactly big enough to back into. May you carry out that manoeuvre?
- ✓ Yes, backing into a parking bay is allowed, even on a one-way street
- No, on a one-way street any backward movement is forbidden
Correct answer: Yes, backing into a parking bay is allowed, even on a one-way street
Explanation
The prohibition applies to reversing along the road and U-turns; backing into a parking bay is explicitly allowed
Why learners get this wrong
- The prohibition applies to reversing along the road and U-turns; backing into a parking bay is explicitly allowed
Topic: One-way streets, narrow single carriageways, separated carriageways and service roads
Read the rule: Core: One-way streets, narrow single carriageways, separated carriageways and service roads
Sections
- Challenge: One-way streets, narrow single carriageways, separated carriageways and service roads
- The model: One-way streets, narrow single carriageways, separated carriageways and service roads
- Core: One-way streets, narrow single carriageways, separated carriageways and service roads
- Why it matters: One-way streets, narrow single carriageways, separated carriageways and service roads
- Active recall: One-way streets, narrow single carriageways, separated carriageways and service roads
- Teach back: One-way streets, narrow single carriageways, separated carriageways and service roads
- Memory hook: One-way streets, narrow single carriageways, separated carriageways and service roads