About Motorway: 130 standard, 100 by day — and the fixed 80 on some ring roads: which statement is WRONG?
- ✓ 130 km/u is the exception, meant only for quiet night-time hours; 100 km/u is the real standard figure.
- The standard is 130 km/u; 100 km/u only applies between 06:00 and 19:00.
- The exact time window is 06:00 to 19:00, not 07:00-20:00.
- The ring-road exception of 80 km/u is a PERMANENT, location-bound maximum, independent of the clock; it does not change between day and night.
Correct answer: 130 km/u is the exception, meant only for quiet night-time hours; 100 km/u is the real standard figure.
Explanation
The text explicitly calls 130 km/u 'the standard maximum speed'; 100 km/u is the speed 'reduced' between 06:00 and 19:00
Why learners get this wrong
- The standard is 130 km/u; 100 km/u only applies between 06:00 and 19:00. Outside that window 130 applies again
- The exact time window is 06:00 to 19:00, not 07:00-20:00
- The ring-road exception of 80 km/u is a PERMANENT, location-bound maximum, independent of the clock; it does not change between day and night
Topic: Motorway: 130 standard, 100 by day — and the fixed 80 on some ring roads
Read the rule: Core: Motorway: 130 standard, 100 by day — and the fixed 80 on some ring roads
Sections
- 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
- Why it matters: 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