Signs and electronic lane signalling indicate whether the peak-hour lane is open or closed; the arrow angled to the right means clear the lane, before the red cross actually closes it.

Explanation

Signs and electronic lane signalling indicate whether the peak-hour lane is open or closed; the arrow angled to the right means clear the lane, before the red cross actually closes it

Why learners get this wrong

• Signs and electronic lane signalling indicate whether the peak-hour lane is open or closed; the arrow angled to the right means clear the lane, before the red cross actually closes it

Topic: Peak-hour lane and target-group lane: who may use it, and when does it close

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Sections

• 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

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