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Load and trailer
Chapter h13_lading
Questions (88)
- At the Hornbach in Amersfoort you load garden fence panels onto a centre-axle trailer with a permitted maximum mass of 5
- At a campsite in Zeeland you hitch a caravan (centre-axle trailer) to your car. The caravan's permitted maximum mass is
- In heavy rain on the A12, you measure the nose weight of two centre-axle trailers parked next to you at the petrol stati
- In the Jumbo supermarket car park, a semi-trailer of a truck combination is loading. For which type of trailer does the
- On the provincial road between two villages, far from any campsite or hardware store, you see a 1,200 kg centre-axle tra
- The text literally refers to 'the load under the coupling of a centre-axle trailer'.
- About Nose weight of the centre-axle trailer: which statement is WRONG?
- About Nose weight of the centre-axle trailer: which statement is WRONG?
- It is half past six in the evening, dusk, and the digital speed signs show 100. You are driving with a centre-axle trail
- At the Zaanse Schans you borrow a trailer with a permitted maximum mass of 1,300 kg. The owner has fitted both an auxili
- At the vehicle inspection station in Almelo there is a trailer with a permitted maximum mass of 1,900 kg. What must be f
- At the ferry to Marken you are queued behind a 700 kg trailer and a 950 kg trailer. Statement: the 700 kg trailer gets a
- At a boat rental near the Loosdrecht lakes your trailer has a permitted maximum mass of 850 kg. What is correct? (multip
- At a trailer specialist in Purmerend the mechanic asks you: at what weight (in kg) does a breakaway braking device becom
- At a rest area along the A28 near Harderwijk you have just coupled the trailer. Put the actions in the correct order, fr
- For a day trip to Volendam you mount a bike carrier at the rear of the car that hides the car's licence plate from view.
- At a trailer rental near the Keukenhof you check a 1,100 kg trailer with a working auxiliary coupling. The approval mark
- About Trailer coupling and licence plate: which statement is correct?
- The choice (breakaway device OR auxiliary coupling) only applies up to 1,500 kg; above 1,500 kg a breakaway braking devi
- About Trailer coupling and licence plate: which statement is correct?
- About Trailer coupling and licence plate: which statement is WRONG?
- About Trailer coupling and licence plate: which statement is WRONG?
- About Trailer coupling and licence plate: which statement is WRONG?
- Your car has a permitted maximum mass of 3,000 kg. You hold a BE licence. What is the maximum permitted maximum mass (in
- Just before the Moerdijk bridge, in the early morning mist, you are driving a car of 2,800 kg permitted maximum mass wit
- Statement: on a plain B licence you may never tow a trailer heavier than 750 kg.
- At a campsite in Zeeland you compare two combinations (permitted maximum masses). Combination 1: car 2,400 kg + trailer
- While checking in at the campsite, the site manager asks about your licence. You have a tandem-axle trailer (double axle
- On the provincial road, far from any campsite, you recall the licence rules. Statement: as soon as you hitch a trailer b
- For a house move along the A2 you hitch a closed trailer with a permitted maximum mass of 1,100 kg behind a van with a p
- Between 3,500 and 4,250 kg combination a B with code 96 suffices (or BE by choice).
- About Which licence for which trailer: B, B+code 96, BE: which statement is WRONG?
- It is drizzling and the digital speed signs on the A2 show 100. Your car has a permitted maximum mass of 2,800 kg, your
- With a caravan you drive outside the built-up area on an ordinary provincial road in Twente (no expressway, no motorway)
- With your off-road vehicle and your BE licence you tow a horse trailer with a permitted maximum mass of exactly 3,500 kg
- You are driving on a three-lane motorway with your car and a caravan with a permitted maximum mass of 1,200 kg; the comb
- Outside the built-up area you are driving on an expressway with your car and a trailer with a permitted maximum mass of
- What is the maximum speed (in km/h) with a trailer or caravan inside the built-up area?
- On the A73 near Roermond you are driving a car plus caravan, 8 metres long together, on a motorway with three lanes. Ahe
- With a trailer you may go as fast as an ordinary car, so simply whatever the speed sign shows.
- The 90 km/h on expressway/motorway only applies if the permitted maximum mass of your trailer or caravan is not more tha
- About Maximum speed with a trailer or caravan: which statement is correct?
- Inside the built-up area the maximum with a trailer or caravan is 50 km/h.
- About Maximum speed with a trailer or caravan: which statement is WRONG?
- During the evening rush hour you drive a caravan through the built-up area of a village in Twente. It is busy but traffi
- On a foggy morning along the N33 you check the lighting of your narrow trailer (1.30 m wide, 500 kg). Which items are AL
- In a car park near Arnhem you are sticking new reflectors on your trailer: two red triangles, two white ones and a set o
- Statement: a trailer only needs a rear fog light if it was put into service after 31 December 1997.
- It is getting dark on the Groningen ring road. Your car lights are on, but your trailer's lighting is on a separate swit
- Your closed trailer is 6.50 metres long and 1.90 metres wide (permitted maximum mass 900 kg). Which extra light is now r
- For the trip to the Texel ferry you have bought two bright extra LED lamps. You want to screw them onto the back of the
- The orange retroreflectors of a trailer belong at the front.
- About Lighting and reflection of the trailer: which statement is correct?
- White front position lights are required only if the trailer is wider than 1,60 metres.
- About Lighting and reflection of the trailer: which statement is correct?
- Extra marker lights are never needed, not even on a long trailer.
- About Lighting and reflection of the trailer: which statement is correct?
- The 1,60 m width threshold applies to the POSITION LIGHTS.
- About Lighting and reflection of the trailer: which statement is WRONG?
- About Lighting and reflection of the trailer: which statement is WRONG?
- About Lighting and reflection of the trailer: which statement is WRONG?
- About Lighting and reflection of the trailer: which statement is WRONG?
- Red rear fog light is in the trailer's minimum equipment requirements; it is always required, not optional.
- A reversing light (white or yellow) is required only if the permitted maximum mass exceeds 750 kg.
- In the evening rush hour, stuck in a jam, you think about your 1.80 m wide trailer with a permitted maximum mass of 600
- You are sawing your own square marker board for the load that sticks out behind your trailer. The DIY store sells ready-
- For the weekly market in Deventer you load a beam onto your trailer that sticks out well over 1 m at the rear. You make
- On a grey Tuesday morning you are carrying a ladder on the roof of your passenger car. The ladder is firmly secured and
- It is after sunset on the A28 near Assen. On your trailer is a boat that sticks out well behind it; the marker board is
- You are on a busy building site with several trailers. In which cases is a marker board required on a TRAILER? (multiple
- On the marina driveway in Heeg your load sticks out 1.2 m behind your trailer. You hang a square, red-and-white striped
- About The marker board: who, when, how big?: which statement is WRONG?
- The board is required at side >10 cm OR rear >1 m protrusion; without that protrusion there is no board duty.
- It is dusk on the weekly-market car park and the lamps flick on. On your trailer you mount a square marker board of 45 b
- Saturday morning at the Karwei in Deventer, in light drizzle, you lay garden timber panels crosswise on your car's roof
- At the marina of Lemmer you tie a 4 m aluminium mast (indivisible) to the roof rack of your car. It is lashed tight and
- On a quiet Sunday you load a stack of loose planks onto the roof of your car at the DIY store. They are firmly lashed do
- On the N50 towards Kampen, in a strong crosswind, you notice your roof-box load protrudes 25 cm to the side. Is that all
- On the provincial N34, far from any hardware store, you recall the size box. Statement: indivisible load, such as a long
- At the Welkoop you put a bundle of loose slats in your car. They just do not fit: they stick out 30 cm in front of the c
- Load may stick out only 10 cm per side.
- About Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?: which statement is WRONG?
- It is nearly dark and the street lights are just coming on. On your roof rack lie loose planks (divisible) sticking out
- At the furniture centre in Utrecht you tie a bookcase onto the tailgate. It is firmly secured, but covers half of the re
- On the A27 towards Breda your wide caravan hinders your rearward view through the normal outside mirrors, while the traf
- Statement: during an autumn storm on the A50, your load may cover part of the rear lights as long as the rest of the lig
- At the Hornbach you load wide garden fence panels onto the back seat and boot, while the day's last sunbeams shine throu
- In the queue for the ferry to Terschelling you hitch a wide caravan. Through the normal outside mirrors you mostly see t
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