At the A32 near Oldeberkoop there is an empty lane on the right with sign F19. No trucks are on it, only cars are busy on the other lanes. May you use that empty lane?
- Yes, if it is empty and busy you may all use it
- ✓ No, a target-group lane is only for trucks and/or buses
Correct answer: No, a target-group lane is only for trucks and/or buses
Explanation
Sign F19 marks a target-group lane for trucks and/or buses; as a car driver you may not use it, busy or not
Why learners get this wrong
- Sign F19 marks a target-group lane for trucks and/or buses; as a car driver you may not use it, busy or not
Topic: Peak-hour lane and target-group lane: who may use it, and when does it close
Read the rule: Core: Peak-hour lane and target-group lane: who may use it, and when does it close
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- Challenge: Peak-hour lane and target-group lane: who may use it, and when does it close
- The model: Peak-hour lane and target-group lane: who may use it, and when does it close
- Core: Peak-hour lane and target-group lane: who may use it, and when does it close
- Why it matters: Peak-hour lane and target-group lane: who may use it, and when does it close
- Active recall: Peak-hour lane and target-group lane: who may use it, and when does it close
- Teach back: Peak-hour lane and target-group lane: who may use it, and when does it close
- Memory hook: Peak-hour lane and target-group lane: who may use it, and when does it close