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You turn into a narrow street in Bemelen. There is no centre line and no separate cycle path; a cyclist and a pedestrian move between the parked cars. What kind of road is this, and how do you drive here?

  1. Access road: on such a quiet street you hardly need to adapt your driving
  2. Distributor road: cyclists belong on their own path, so you just drive on
  3. ✓ Access road: you expect cyclists and pedestrians and adapt your speed

Correct answer: Access road: you expect cyclists and pedestrians and adapt your speed

Explanation

False — you think the smallest road also has a separate cycle path, so this street must be something else. A road without a centre line, with cyclists and cars mixed and no separate cycle path, is exactly an access road

Why learners get this wrong

Topic: Road categories: through roads, distributor roads and access roads

Read the rule: Core: Road categories: through roads, distributor roads and access roads

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