You are driving on the motorway near Landgraaf and want to take a break. Before you turn off, you want to know whether the next service area has a restaurant and a filling station. Where do you get that from?
- Sign K4, with the name of the service area and symbols of its facilities
- ✓ Sign K3, with the name of the service area and symbols of its facilities
- That is not shown in advance; you only see it at the service area itself
Correct answer: Sign K3, with the name of the service area and symbols of its facilities
Explanation
False — you mix up the sign numbers. K4 is the high decision sign with panels for the through and the exit direction. K3 points to a service area, with its name and symbols of the facilities
Why learners get this wrong
- Wrong: you mix up the sign numbers. K4 is the high decision sign with panels for the through and the exit direction. K3 points to a service area, with its name and symbols of the facilities
- Wrong: you think the facilities are not announced in advance. Along the motorway, before the service area, there is sign K3, with the name and symbols showing which facilities are there
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