You drive from a woonerf through a 30 km zone out of the built-up area. Then you drive on an ordinary road, on an autoweg and at 21:00 on the motorway. There are no extra speed signs. Which maximum speeds are right? (multiple answers possible)
- ✓ Woonerf 15 km/u and in the 30 km zone 30 km/u
- Motorway at 21:00: 100 km/u as the standard
- Autoweg 80 km/u, just like the ordinary road outside the built-up area
- ✓ Ordinary road outside the built-up area 80 km/u, autoweg 100 km/u
Correct answer: Woonerf 15 km/u and in the 30 km zone 30 km/u; Ordinary road outside the built-up area 80 km/u, autoweg 100 km/u
Explanation
False — item: you take the daytime limit for the standard maximum. On the motorway the standard maximum is 130 km/u; 100 km/u applies in the daytime between 6:00 and 19:00.
Why learners get this wrong
- Wrong item: you take the daytime limit for the standard maximum. On the motorway the standard maximum is 130 km/u; 100 km/u applies in the daytime between 6:00 and 19:00.
- Wrong item: you apply 80 km/u to every road outside the built-up area. 80 km/u applies on ordinary roads outside the built-up area; an autoweg is a separate road type with a maximum of 100 km/u.
Topic: Maximum speeds per road type: the five-rung ladder
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