Shark's teeth independently carry the same meaning as B6: yield to drivers on the crossing road.

Explanation

Shark's teeth independently carry the same meaning as B6: yield to drivers on the crossing road

Why learners get this wrong

• Shark's teeth independently carry the same meaning as B6: yield to drivers on the crossing road

Topic: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side

Read the rule: Core: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side

Sections

• Challenge: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side
• The model: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side
• Core: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side
• Why it matters: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side
• Active recall: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side
• Teach back: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side
• Memory hook: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side

Signs

• Give way to drivers on the crossing road B6

Terms

• Bord b1 voorrangsweg
• Bord b2 einde voorrangsweg
• Bord b3 voorrangskruispunt
• Sign B4: priority junction, side road on the left
• Sign B5: priority junction, side road on the right
• Bord b6 verleen voorrang

Related questions

• In Leeuwarden you approach a crossing with a
• On the N33 near Veendam you approach a
• You have been driving 12 km on a

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