At a junction in Hengelo there is a round blue D6 sign for your lane with two white arrows: one straight ahead and one to the right. You want to go straight on to the centre. What applies to you here?
- Left as well; a blue sign with arrows is only advice
- Right; straight on is only a fallback if turning right is not possible
- Straight on or right; you choose one of the two arrows yourself
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Correct answer: Straight on or right; you choose one of the two arrows yourself
False — you read two equal arrows as a main and a fallback direction. With a sign showing two arrows you follow one of the directions shown, as you choose; so going straight on is simply allowed here.
Why learners get this wrong: A round blue sign with arrows is advice; you may also choose a direction that is not on the sign.