About Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings: which statement is correct?
- If the road marking shows you are on a '100 km/h road', you may really drive 100 km/h, regardless of which sign is present.
- An N-road is also a kind of motorway, just like an A-road.
- Sign K3 is the high decision sign above the motorway; K4 points to a service area.
- ✓ An A-road is a Dutch motorway and is often also part of an E-road, the international European main route.
Correct answer: An A-road is a Dutch motorway and is often also part of an E-road, the international European main route.
Explanation
An A-road is a Dutch motorway and is often also part of an E-road, the international European main route
Why learners get this wrong
- The marking IS an indication of the maximum speed, but NOT a guarantee; the real maximum speed is indicated by signs. If a '60 km road' has no sign, you may even drive 80 km/h
- An N-road is a Dutch main road that is NOT a motorway
- K4 is the high decision sign with lane and turn-off panels; K3 is the sign to a service area with name and facility symbols
Topic: Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings
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- Challenge: Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings
- The model: Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings
- Core: Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings
- Why it matters: Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings
- Active recall: Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings
- Teach back: Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings
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