At 23:00 you approach a ring road near a city with a fixed '80' sign. What applies here, compared with the motorway's ordinary day/night rule?
- ✓ 80 km/u, day and night — this ring-road exception does not change with the clock
- 130 km/u — it's night, so the standard applies, not the ring-road exception
- 100 km/u — the ring-road exception follows the same daytime window as the ordinary motorway
Correct answer: 80 km/u, day and night — this ring-road exception does not change with the clock
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- The fixed ring-road sign of 80 km/u is not a day/night figure and is not reverted to 130 by the clock; it always applies, even at night
- The fixed 80 km/u sign is not a daytime-window figure; it applies permanently, regardless of the time
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