Near the border to Aachen a passenger says: 'The A76 is an A-road, so it can never also be an E-road.' Is that correct?

Explanation

False

Why learners get this wrong

• An A-road is often also part of an E-road, the international European main route

Topic: Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings

Read the rule: Core: Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings

Sections

• 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
• Memory hook: Signage: E/A/N-roads, K-signs and speed-indicating road markings

Terms

• A-, N- and E-roads
• Belijning is indicatie geen zekerheid bord beslist 60kmweg zonder bord is 80
• Bewegwijzering beslissingsborden pijlen symbolen
• Bord k3 wegwijzer verzorgingsplaats
• Bord k4 hoge beslissingswegwijzer autosnelweg
• Road markings as a speed indication (100-80-60)

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