You are driving along a cross street in Beuningen and approach a side street. Before the junction stands a blue rectangular sign with a white arrow pointing left (C4). What does this sign tell you?
- ✓ The side street is a one-way road in which traffic drives to the left; you may only turn left into it.
- The side street is closed to all traffic; the arrow points out the diversion to the left.
- You must turn left here: the arrow is a command, like on the round blue signs.
Correct answer: The side street is a one-way road in which traffic drives to the left; you may only turn left into it.
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- The side street is open, but as a one-way road: only in the direction of the arrow. At the closed end stands the round red C2, at the entrance the rectangular C3 with the upward arrow. Book p.61-64 (H4).
- C4 informs about the SIDE STREET: traffic there drives in the direction of the arrow — you need not turn, but entering is only possible in that direction. Mandatory signs (D series) are round and blue. Book p.61-64 (H4).
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
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- 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
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