About Motorcyclists, learner vehicles and microcars: which statement is WRONG?
Some motorcyclists try to make use of 'every gap' they can find; this creates an unsettled traffic picture, and because motorcyclists are fast and agile they can appear 'out of nowhere' behind you.
Only a BLUE flashing beacon with a two-tone horn makes a vehicle a priority vehicle you must give way to.
A microcar must, just like a moped, ride on the cycle path.
Unlike experienced drivers, learners do not yet move so smoothly through traffic, especially not during the first driving lessons; the book explicitly counts on some tolerance from other road users.
Explanation
trap: name-association with moped. Book p.131 - microcars must follow the traffic rules for passenger cars and therefore drive on the carriageway, among the 'fast traffic' — not on the cycle path. Especially outside built-up areas the speed difference with other traffic is a risk