Why it matters: Motorway: 130 standard, 100 by day — and the fixed 80 on some ring roads
Whoever still drives 100 at 19:15 in the evening while the standard has already switched back to 130 obstructs the traffic flow and surprises other traffic that has switched back. Whoever still drives 130 at 07:00 in the morning commits a hard speeding violation — with speed cameras that are active at exactly that time. And on the ring road with the fixed 80 sign, no excuse about 'it's night anyway' counts: nothing there changes with the clock.
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- Challenge: Motorway: 130 standard, 100 by day — and the fixed 80 on some ring roads
- The model: Motorway: 130 standard, 100 by day — and the fixed 80 on some ring roads
- Core: Motorway: 130 standard, 100 by day — and the fixed 80 on some ring roads
- Active recall: Motorway: 130 standard, 100 by day — and the fixed 80 on some ring roads
- Teach back: Motorway: 130 standard, 100 by day — and the fixed 80 on some ring roads
- Memory hook: Motorway: 130 standard, 100 by day — and the fixed 80 on some ring roads