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Driving manoeuvres
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- You are driving on a wide road through Groningen and want to turn left. An oncoming car at the same junction also wants
- Statement: 'left-past-left' always applies when two oncoming drivers both want to turn left, without any exception.
- In which situations does 'left-past-left' NOT apply when two oncoming drivers both want to turn left? (multiple answers
- At a junction in Zwolle you want to turn left. An oncoming car is coming straight on in the lane beside you, while anoth
- At a junction in Zwolle you turn left into an ordinary two-way street. There is no oncoming traffic. How do you take the
- In Zwolle you are preparing to turn left. You have checked the mirrors and are watching the oncoming traffic, but stop c
- About Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left': which statement is correct?
- When turning left you take the turn wide, so that you land on the right-hand side of the road you enter, and you do not
- About Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left': which statement is WRONG?
- On a wide road in Groningen you want to turn left; an oncoming car also wants to turn left, but has already clearly comm
- You are driving through Nijmegen and want to turn right. What is the correct order of actions?
- In Apeldoorn you want to turn right into a shopping street. Who must you give way to? (multiple answers possible)
- Statement: when turning right you take the turn just as wide as when turning left, to make the corner comfortable.
- At a junction in Groningen you have a green light and want to turn right. A moped rider is going straight on the cycle l
- In Groningen you want to turn right into a narrow street on a green light. To your right a cyclist on the cycle lane is
- In a residential area near Nijmegen you want to turn right into a side street. There is a cycle lane on the right of the
- The book explicitly names cyclists, moped riders and mopeds on a cycle lane or separate track, and also pedestrians.
- In Nijmegen you want to turn right. On the cycle lane to your right a moped rider is going straight, and a pedestrian is
- The book says that when pulling away on a hill you must prevent the car from 'rolling backward or afslaat'. What does 'a
- Which controls does the book name for pulling away safely on a hill? (multiple answers possible)
- Statement: the only real risk during a hill start is the car rolling back; a stalling engine is not dangerous.
- You are stopped on a steep uphill road in Apeldoorn with the handbrake on. A car is right behind you. You want to pull a
- In a car with a manual gearbox you are waiting at a red light on an uphill bridge in Apeldoorn. The light turns green. W
- During a driving lesson you are stopped on a hill in Apeldoorn. Your instructor says: 'Make sure the car does not "afsla
- About Hill start: two risks, one coordinated action: which statements are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- The book says that during a hill start you must prevent the car from 'rolling back or afslaat'. What does 'afslaat' mean
- Statement: while turning around on a narrow street in Apeldoorn, you do not need to give way to an approaching cyclist,
- In which two ways may you turn around according to the book?
- Which of the following are official parking methods for the exam, according to the book? (multiple answers possible)
- In Apeldoorn you are slowly reversing into a bay, while a pedestrian wants to cross behind your car. You are driving at
- In Apeldoorn you are shunting to turn around on a narrow street, and a car approaches from behind. What is correct accor
- An instructor in Apeldoorn says: 'Special manoeuvres are mainly about technique — priority comes after that.' Does this
- There are four methods of parking you must be able to carry out during the exam: parking forward into a bay, parking in
- About Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same: which statement is WRONG?
- You can turn around in two ways: by carrying out a half turn and by means of shunting; you must master both methods for
- About Turning around and parking: special manoeuvres, priority stays the same: which statement is WRONG?
- In Apeldoorn you are shunting to turn around on a narrow street. A cyclist approaches. What do you do?
- Near Hoedekenskerke you are driving at 80 km/h behind a lead vehicle at 25 km/h. How many metres of overtaking distance
- What is the correct sequence for checking the blind spot before overtaking (Book p.143)?
- Statement: the rule of a minimum 1.5 metre lateral distance when overtaking cyclists and pedestrians only applies at hig
- Near Sluiskil you are driving at 80 km/h behind a vehicle doing 25 km/h; overtaking it would have taken about 87 metres.
- Which statements about overtaking are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- Near Hulst you are driving 90 km/h on a single-carriageway road behind a van doing 70 km/h. You want to overtake and hav
- About Calculating overtaking distance: the 60-formula and the blind spot: which statements are correct? (multiple answer
- Even on the motorway the manoeuvre may not take longer than necessary, and you may not exceed the maximum speed.
- About Calculating overtaking distance: the 60-formula and the blind spot: which statement is WRONG?
- About Calculating overtaking distance: the 60-formula and the blind spot: which statement is WRONG?
- Near Ellewoutsdijk you are driving at 80 km/h behind a tractor doing 60 km/h and want to overtake after only briefly che
- Near Kapelle you see a round sign with a black car overtaking a red car. What colour is the border of this sign?
- Statement: at the F1 sign (no overtaking) near Wolphaartsdijk you may also not overtake an agricultural vehicle.
- Near Kortgene you approach a roundabout on a road with two lanes. There is no no-overtaking sign, no traffic jam, and th
- Which statements about overtaking prohibitions are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- How many explicitly named exceptions to the 'overtake on the left' rule does the book list (p.141)?
- Near Colijnsplaat you approach a round sign with a red border and a white background, showing a black car overtaking a r
- About Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking: which statements are correct? (multiple answer
- About Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking: which statement is correct?
- About Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking: which statement is WRONG?
- Right before or at a pedestrian crossing overtaking is ALWAYS prohibited, even without a no-overtaking sign.
- About Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking: which statement is WRONG?
- At a combined line you may overtake if the DASHED line is on your side; the prohibition only applies if the solid line i
- Near Yerseke you are driving on a road with a solid line between the lanes. A cyclist with luggage is riding slowly ahea
- Near Aardenburg you drive onto the merge lane. After only a few metres you see a gap between two lorries on the through
- Statement: drivers on the through lane near Sluis are legally required to move left as soon as you want to merge.
- Near Retranchement the acceleration lane is so short that you cannot build up enough speed. The main carriageway is busy
- Which statements about merging and exiting are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- At approximately how many metres before the start of the exit lane do you signal, using the green hectometre markers (in
- Near Cadzand you are driving on the exit lane, to the right of the block marking, behind a slow-moving driver on the thr
- About Merging and exiting: 2/3 of the lane and the 300-metre rule: which statement is WRONG?
- Always use about 2/3 of the merge lane to get up to speed, even if you could merge earlier.
- Signal at approximately 300 metres before the start of the exit lane, using the green hectometre markers as an aid.
- About Merging and exiting: 2/3 of the lane and the 300-metre rule: which statement is WRONG?
- Near IJzendijke you are on a short merge lane and cannot build sufficient speed before the lane ends. What do you do?
- Near Oostkapelle a merging driver and an exiting driver meet in the weaving section. In practice, who yields to whom?
- Near Domburg you see a sign: your lane ends in 500 metres because of roadworks. In the lane next to you the traffic is m
- Statement: when zip merging near Westkapelle, several drivers from the obstructed lane may merge one after another befor
- Which statements about zip merging are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- Near Aagtekerke your lane ends in 300 metres. Traffic in the lane next to you is slow and close together. What do you do
- At approximately how many metres before the narrowing do you actually merge during zip merging, without braking (in metr
- About Weaving and zip merging: who yields to whom, and the 300/50-metre rule: which statement is correct?
- About Weaving and zip merging: who yields to whom, and the 300/50-metre rule: which statement is WRONG?
- Already at about 300 metres before the narrowing you adjust your speed to the adjacent traffic; only at about 50 metres
- About Weaving and zip merging: who yields to whom, and the 300/50-metre rule: which statement is WRONG?
- About Weaving and zip merging: who yields to whom, and the 300/50-metre rule: which statement is WRONG?
- Because mergers drive more slowly and have more room and overview, it is actually the reverse: mergers let the exiters g
- Near Serooskerke you see well in advance that your lane is ending because of roadworks. What is the best thing to do?
- You are parked on the right along the road in Alkmaar and want to pull away. Put the four steps in the correct order.
- At a hardware store in Apeldoorn you are parked on the right. You have checked the interior mirror and the left door mir
- Statement: signalling well in advance before pulling away is always safer than signalling only at the last moment.
- On a Saturday morning you are parked on the right opposite a Lidl in Leeuwarden. You look first beside you to the left (
- You are parked at an Albert Heijn in Alkmaar and have just signalled in good time (right before departure). A cyclist ri
- You are late for an appointment and parked on the right at a Kwantum in Apeldoorn. You consider signalling immediately w
- The order explicitly ends with 'last, look beside you to the left'; that glance covers exactly the area no mirror shows.
- Signalling is an announcement, not a right of way: you must give way to other traffic and may not cause danger or nuisan
- About Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator: which statement is WRONG?
- About Pulling away from the kerb: mirrors, blind spot, then the indicator: which statement is WRONG?
- You are parked on the right in a residential area near Alkmaar and want to pull away. You have checked the interior mirr
- How do you recognise which lane to choose for pre-sorting?
- Before a junction you are in the straight-ahead lane and see the left-turn lane right next to it, separated by a solid l
- Just before the junction you notice you are in the straight-ahead lane, while you need to turn left. A solid line separa
- You are approaching a junction with lane-choice arrows and see well in advance that you need the left lane. There is tra
- Your lane has one arrow pointing straight only. How many directions may you take from that lane?
- Pre-sorting must happen well in advance; switching too late or over a solid line is dangerous and not allowed.
- When pre-sorting you do not need to indicate.
- About Pre-sorting: choosing the correct lane in time: which statement is WRONG?
- About Pre-sorting: choosing the correct lane in time: which statement is WRONG?
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