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- At a primary school in Steenbergen there is a '30 km/h zone' sign. What is the maximum speed (in km/h) in such a zone?
- In Klundert the municipality is discussing where a new 30 km/h zone should be placed. Which two locations best fit the b
- You drive into a 30 km/h zone in Steenbergen via a clear inrit. Statement: no special priority rule applies here, it is
- In Steenbergen you enter a 30 km/h zone over a lowered kerb. Later you leave the zone at a junction of two equal streets
- Which statements about the 30 km/h zone are correct? (select all correct; Book p.90)
- In Steenbergen you drive into a 30 km/h zone near a school. The entrance is a driveway-type access: you cross a continuo
- A 30 km/h zone is named after its maximum speed, 30 km/h, not 15.
- About The 30 km/h zone: where it lies, and why its end has no fixed rule: which statement is WRONG?
- In Steenbergen you are driving out of a 30 km/h zone. At the end you see no inrit blocks or lowered kerb, just an ordina
- At a Fixet farm shop just outside Zundert you drive onto a woonerf. What is the maximum speed (in km/h) that applies her
- On a woonerf at a holiday park you see no P sign and no marked parking bay next to the road. You want to park there brie
- At the entrance of a holiday park a woonerf has been laid out with no kerb. Statement: pedestrians must stay on the pave
- Near Zundert you drive over a clearly lowered kerb onto a woonerf that leads to the car park of a holiday park. On the w
- Which statements about a woonerf are correct? (select all correct; Book p.89)
- You are planning the layout of a new holiday park near Zundert and must choose between a woonerf design and a 30 km/h zo
- About The woonerf: 15 km/h, pedestrians on the road, restricted parking: which statement is WRONG?
- About The woonerf: 15 km/h, pedestrians on the road, restricted parking: which statement is WRONG?
- You may only park on your own property or on a place marked with a P. 'Not obstructing anyone' is not a substitute rule.
- On a summer evening you drive onto a woonerf at a holiday park near Zundert. A digital sign further down the street show
- At a Multimate in Fijnaart you turn off towards the car park. The kerb is not lowered. A moped rider is approaching on t
- In Willemstad you turn from the main road onto a flat, unmarked access road for a shopping-centre car park — no lowered
- At the Multimate in Fijnaart you want to turn right into the inrit to the car park. A car is driving close behind you an
- You leave the Multimate car park in Fijnaart over a flat access road without a lowered kerb or inrit blocks. A pedestria
- Which statements about inrit/uitrit are correct? (select all correct; Book p.88, p.90)
- You leave the car park of a shopping centre near Willemstad via the access road. The kerb is not lowered and the road lo
- When turning right into an inrit you must signal earlier than for an ordinary right turn, because the driver behind you
- About Inrit and uitrit: give way to everyone, even without a lowered kerb: which statement is WRONG?
- At a Multimate in Fijnaart you drive onto a flat, unmarked road that leads to the car park — no lowered kerb visible. Do
- Within the built-up area in Katwijk you approach a touring coach from behind that is signalling at the bus stop to pull
- Statement: on a provincial road outside the built-up area you must also always give way to a bus pulling away from a sto
- Inside the built-up area in Rhenen you drive past a stop. A small neighbourhood minibus there switches on its indicator
- Which statements about the bus stop, tram stop, and bus gate are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- In Delft you approach a tram stop without a refuge island. A tram is stopped and two passengers get off, stepping straig
- In Waalwijk you are facing a narrow bus gate, within the built-up area, with a shorter route to your destination behind
- The text explicitly names 'all buses, including touring coaches'.
- About Letting a bus pull away, a tram stop without a platform, and the bus gate: which statements are correct? (multiple
- About Letting a bus pull away, a tram stop without a platform, and the bus gate: which statement is WRONG?
- The obligation applies specifically to a tram stop WITHOUT a refuge island/platform; the book itself calls this a rare s
- Within the built-up area in Katwijk you are driving behind a large touring coach that is signalling at the bus stop to p
- On the boulevard in Noordwijk you are in the right of two lanes in your direction, approaching a zebra crossing. In the
- On a road with two lanes towards Naaldwijk a van is stationary, right before a zebra crossing, to let someone out. State
- In Noordwijk you stop 3 metres after a zebra crossing, just for a few seconds, to let your passenger get out. Is that al
- In Noordwijk you want to let your passenger get out. Just ahead of you is a zebra crossing; 4 metres after it there is s
- Which statements about a zebra crossing are correct? (select all correct; Book p.91, p.161-162)
- In Noordwijk a taxi driver briefly stops his car 2 metres after a zebra crossing, where there is no sign, to let an elde
- The rule already applies once someone is about to cross, not only once they are already walking.
- About The zebra crossing: priority, overtaking ban and the 5-metre zone: which statement is correct?
- On the boulevard in Noordwijk a cyclist is standing still next to a zebra crossing, clearly waiting to cross, but has no
- On the Zeelandbrug you see the red bridge light ahead of you burning steadily, without flashing. What do you do?
- Statement: in frost, bridges and viaducts only become slippery at the same moment as the rest of the road, not earlier.
- You are approaching the Velsertunnel. It is still full daylight outside and you are wearing sunglasses. What do you do?
- Which statements about breakdown and fire in a tunnel are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- You drive into a short 150-metre tunnel and see no sign showing the tunnel length (L13). Is that correct?
- In the Vlaketunnel smoke is coming from under the bonnet of your own car. The entrance you just came from is closer than
- At the bridge light you only need to stop if the red light is flashing, not if it is burning continuously (steady) red.
- Sign L13 is placed specifically at tunnels LONGER than 250 metres, not at every tunnel.
- About Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures: which statement is correct?
- About Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures: which statement is correct?
- About Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures: which statement is WRONG?
- You never cross the carriageway; you walk along the tunnel wall in the direction of traffic to the nearest emergency pos
- In the Kiltunnel your car breaks down. You can no longer drive on. The nearest emergency post appears to be on the other
- On a country road near Lochem you pass a level-crossing marker post with two diagonal stripes. How many metres is that s
- Statement: at a level crossing with barriers you only need to stop once the barriers start to lower, not already at the
- Just before a level crossing near Meppel there is a post with two St Andrew's crosses one above the other. You want to c
- Which statements about a level crossing are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- Near Nunspeet you pass the first level-crossing marker post, with three diagonal stripes on it. How many metres is that
- Near Lochem you are approaching a level crossing and driving right behind a cyclist. There is ample visibility and enoug
- Each diagonal stripe represents 80 metres: three stripes at 240 m, two stripes at 160 m, one stripe at 80 m before the c
- About Level crossing: markers, the Saint Andrew's cross, and the red flashing light: which statement is correct?
- About Level crossing: markers, the Saint Andrew's cross, and the red flashing light: which statement is WRONG?
- Both types of level crossing have flashing lights and alarm bells; the only difference is the presence or absence of bar
- About Level crossing: markers, the Saint Andrew's cross, and the red flashing light: which statement is WRONG?
- At a level crossing without barriers (sign with the locomotive) near Nunspeet the lights start flashing red and the bell
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