You never cross the carriageway; you walk along the tunnel wall in the direction of traffic to the nearest emergency post on your own side.

Explanation

You never cross the carriageway; you walk along the tunnel wall in the direction of traffic to the nearest emergency post on your own side

Why learners get this wrong

• You never cross the carriageway; you walk along the tunnel wall in the direction of traffic to the nearest emergency post on your own side

Topic: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures

Read the rule: Core: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures

Sections

• Challenge: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures
• The model: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures
• Core: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures
• Why it matters: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures
• Active recall: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures
• Teach back: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures
• Memory hook: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures

Terms

• Brug gladheid sneller dan wegdek
• Brug zijwindhinder bord j31
• Bruglicht rood stoppen motor uit
• Tunnel borden l13 c22 k14
• Tunnel brand procedure
• Tunnel inrijden dimlicht zonnebril

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