With a trailer on an ordinary provincial road (not an autoweg) outside the built-up area, 90 km/u also applies.

Explanation

The 90 km/u is explicitly tied to 'autowegen and autosnelwegen'. On an ordinary road outside the built-up area (no autoweg sign) 80 km/u simply applies with a trailer

Why learners get this wrong

• The 90 km/u is explicitly tied to 'autowegen and autosnelwegen'. On an ordinary road outside the built-up area (no autoweg sign) 80 km/u simply applies with a trailer

Topic: Towing a trailer or caravan: 90 km/u is never 'just always'

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Terms

• Aanhanger 90 alleen bij tmm max 3500kg
• Aanhanger kom 50 buiten kom 80 autoweg 90
• Brommobiel 45 kom en buiten kom gelijk

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