On the Zeelandbrug you see the red bridge light ahead of you burning steadily, without flashing. What do you do?
- I drive on, because I only need to stop if the light is flashing
- I drive on slowly, because steady red is less urgent than flashing red
- ✓ I stop, switch off the engine, and wait until the light is extinguished
Correct answer: I stop, switch off the engine, and wait until the light is extinguished
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- If the red bridge light is burning or flashing, you stop in both cases.
- Wrong. There is no difference in urgency between steady and flashing red at the bridge light — both mean stop
Topic: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures
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