In Hoorn a street is closed at its start with sign C1 (closed in both directions), without an additional plate. A cyclist waiting next to you at the junction says: 'That sign only applies to cars, I'll just cycle in.' Is that true?
- True
- ✓ False
Correct answer: False
Explanation
False — you assume cyclists are exempt automatically. Sign C1 closes the road to all vehicles, bicycles included; cyclists may only enter if an additional plate with 'uitgezonderd' (except) and a bicycle symbol says so.
Why learners get this wrong
- Wrong: you assume cyclists are exempt automatically. Sign C1 closes the road to all vehicles, bicycles included; cyclists may only enter if an additional plate with 'uitgezonderd' (except) and a bicycle symbol says so.
Topic: Closure signs C: who, what and which number is barred
Read the rule: Core: Closure signs C: who, what and which number is barred
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- Challenge: Closure signs C: who, what and which number is barred
- The model: Closure signs C: who, what and which number is barred
- Core: Closure signs C: who, what and which number is barred
- Why it matters: Closure signs C: who, what and which number is barred
- Active recall: Closure signs C: who, what and which number is barred
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