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The tram (2) is the first to clear the junction, because the rule that traffic continuing straight on the same road has the right of way over traffic turning off, does NOT apply to trams. Also a left turning tram impedes oncoming right turning drivers. They are exempted from these rules and therefore are the other road users must give the right of way to them! The correct sequence is of priority here is: tram (2), pedestrian (1), car (3). Case in point: note that the car will have to give the right of way to the crossing pedestrian, because here the rule that traffic continuing straight on the same road has the right of way over traffic turning off does apply. This is a new DRAG question: clicking on either the 1, the 2, or the 3 will light-up target circles on the road users; if you think a certain road user goes first, then you drag the # 1 onto the target circle of that road user, and repeat for # 2 and # 3.

What is the correct sequence of priority here? (Answer figures only, like 123)

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Where must you not stop on the carriageway?

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You must not STOP on the carriageway of a motorway (autosnelweg). Case in point: on a priority road outside the built-up area and in a fietsstraat (cycle street) you must not park on the carriageway.

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To which driver does the rule of giving the right of way at junctions apply here?

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This rule only applies to the motorcycle here; this means that the motorcycle does not have to give the right of way to the pedestrian. The motorcycle must only give the right of way to drivers approaching from its right. This is also referred to as giving the right of way at junctions or perpendicular priority. Case in point: here, only the moped must give the right of way to the pedestrian. This is because drivers turning-off must give the right of way to all road users, including pedestrians, which are continuing ahead on the same road from which they are turning off. This is irrespective of whether they are approaching you from behind (seems like from your right side, but is in fact from behind you) or from the front (seems like from your left side, but is, in fact, an oncoming road user from your front). This is also referred to as giving the right of way when turning-off or parallel priority.

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What is the correct sequence of priority here?

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The military convoy must give the right of way to the cyclists, but not to the pedestrian. The first vehicle of a military convoy has to adhere to the standard priority rule, meaning that it must give the right of way to drivers approaching from its right. But drivers of a military convoy do not have to give the right of way to pedestrians crossing on a pedestrian crossing; that is an exception. Case in point: priority vehicles, military convoys and funeral processions do not have to give the right of way to pedestrians or drivers of vehicles for the disabled - e.g. a invalid carriage (Canta), a scootmobiel (mobility scooter), a (powered) wheelchair etc. - when crossing at a pedestrian crossing. This applies to both the pedestrian crossing with the, standard, white and black stripes and the, temporary, pedestrian crossing with the yellow and black stripes!

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Must the following vehicles in the military convoy give the right of way to you here?

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Sign B1 indicates that you are on a priority road; where the priority is regulated by road markings or signs the drivers of the vehicles within the military convoy must adhere to these. Case in point: only at unmarked junctions will all road users have to give the right of way to all the following vehicles of a military convoy, irrespective of where they are approaching from and whether they are turning right or left. This rule does not apply to the first vehicle of the military convoy which must adhere to the standard priority rules.

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You want to turn round here; are you legally obliged to give the right of way to the pedestrian?

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When turning round you must give way to all other traffic, this means drivers and pedestrians! This is because you are performing an exceptional manoeuvre. Case in point: turning round on the road is defined as an exceptional manoeuvre whereby no other road users should be impeded! By exceptional or special manoeuvres we mean: changing lanes or your position on the road, emerging from an exit, entering an entrance, joining the through carriageway from an acceleration lane, leaving the through carriageway by a deceleration lane, merging into another lane, pulling off, pulling over, reversing, voluntary stopping, parking and turning round.

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What is the correct sequence of priority here? PPP

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The correct sequence of priority here is: 1: Hand cart. 2: pedestrians. 3: car. This is because the pedestrians must give the right of way to the hand cart and the car must give the right of way to the pedestrians continuing ahead on the same road from which the car is turning off. Case in point: the pedestrians would have to give the right of way to the hand cart, i.e. a driver, in any case; whether the driver of this hand cart is approaching from the right or left is irrelevant. The pedestrians continuing ahead have the right of way over all drivers that are turning off and crossing their path (parallel priority).

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When turning and crossing a pedestrian crossing, at which will you not have to give way to crossing pedestrians?

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When turning at signals (traffic lights) A and C, which are filter lights as opposed to the full traffic light B, there should be no crossing (parallel) traffic coming from your front or back at all. Case in point: when turning left or right at signal B you can expect road users continuing straight ahead on the same road: these will have priority! Note that at signals A, B and C, all traffic from your left and right will have a RED signal: there should be no crossing (perpendicular) traffic coming from your left or right at all.

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What is the correct sequence of priority here?

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The correct sequence of priority here is the wheelchair user, car, tram. The tram must give the right of way to all drivers at the junction approaching from its right and left. The wheelchair user is on the road, and is therefore classed as a driver; this driver is following the priority bend to the left. The car is actually turning left and leaving the priority bend, this is why the car must give the right of way to the wheelchair user. Case in point: remember that when a driver is leaving a priority bend (like the car here), the right of way must be given to all road users continuing ahead on that same road (like the wheelchair user here)!

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What is the correct sequence of priority here?

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The correct sequence of priority here is: 1: Invalid carriage. 2: snorfiets. 3: car. This is because the snorfiets must give the right of way to the invalid carriage from the right and the car must give the right of way to the snorfiets continuing ahead on the same road from which the car is turning off. Case in point: the snorfiets must give the right of way to the invalid carriage, because the snorfiets has shark's teeth pointing to him. The shark's teeth in front of the snorfiets only mean that he must give the right of way to drivers approaching from the right and left at the crossing road, but the snorfiets still has the right of way over the oncoming car.

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Which statement is correct when emerging from a 60 km/h speed limit zone with an exit construction?

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On exiting a 60 km/h zone via an exit and entrance construction, you must give way to all road users. This includes pedestrians. Case in point: an entrance/exit construction is an entrance or an exit of a drive way of a house or of a company or where a road meets another road whereby one of the roads is separated from the other road by means of a continuous pavement with dropped kerb sides; often this construction will also be marked by small posts to either side of the entrance/exit.

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You are approaching this junction. Must you give the right of way to the pedestrian?

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At this junction the traffic lights are out (not working) and therefore you must give the right of way to the pedestrian. Note that this is because of the presence of the pedestrian crossing here. Case in point: also note that when the signals are out (not working) the "give way" sign (B6) indicates that you must give the right of way to drivers at the crossing road.

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Who is the first to clear this junction?

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The snorfiets (light moped) is the first to clear this junction. This is a junction where the priority is not regulated by signs or signals. First, the pedestrian is not crossing on a pedestrian crossing and therefore does not have the right of way over the snorfiets (light moped, driver without a helmet) approaching from the left; this snorfiets also has the right of way over the bromfiets (moped, driver with a helmet), because the snorfiets is approaching the bromfiets from the right. The snorfiets, turning right, will go first. The left turning fiets (pedal cycle) is deviating from the same road on which the bromfiets and pedestrian are continuing straight, and therefore the fiets must give the right of way to both the pedestrian and the bromfiets, these can cross at the same time. The fiets is the last to clear the junction. Therefore the correct sequence of priority is: 1: snorfiets. 2: pedestrian and bromfiets. 3: fiets. Case in point: if the pedestrian had been crossing on a pedestrian crossing the sequence would have been: pedestrian, snorfiets, bromfiets, fiets. Note that in many pictures you will see a fiets (pedal cycle), snorfiets (light moped), bromfiets (moped) and possibly a motorcycle; to easily distinguish the one from the other, remember that the fiets sits higher up on the more narrow vehicle and will be shown without a helmet.

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What is the correct sequence of priority here?

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At this priority, non-regulated Y-junction drivers must give the right of way to all drivers approaching from the right. The cyclist green car is the only driver who can proceed without having to give the right of way to any other drivers. Therefore the correct sequence of priority here is cyclist, snorfiets (light moped), car. Case in point: all these drivers are approaching each other from the right and therefore the standard right of way rule applies.

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You want to turn right here. In which situation(s) must you give the right of way to oncoming left-turning drivers?

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In neither of the situations A or B must you give the right of way to oncoming left-turning drivers when turning right here. This is because oncoming left-turning drivers must give the right of way to you; your smaller turn has the right of way over their wider turn. Case in point: at the priority non-regulated junction A, you'll have to give the right of way to drivers from the right; at the priority regulated junction B, you'll have to give the right of way to drivers from the right and left. But at both you'll also have to get the right of way from oncoming left-turning drivers; these are separate rules, and bear no relationship to the absence/presence of road markings and/or signs.

Priority

Question 1 of 1

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Where must you not stop on the carriageway?

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To which driver does the rule of giving the right of way at junctions apply here?

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What is the correct sequence of priority here?

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Must the following vehicles in the military convoy give the right of way to you here?

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You want to turn round here; are you legally obliged to give the right of way to the pedestrian?

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What is the correct sequence of priority here? PPP

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When turning and crossing a pedestrian crossing, at which will you not have to give way to crossing pedestrians?

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What is the correct sequence of priority here?

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What is the correct sequence of priority here?

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Which statement is correct when emerging from a 60 km/h speed limit zone with an exit construction?

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You are approaching this junction. Must you give the right of way to the pedestrian?

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Who is the first to clear this junction?

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What is the correct sequence of priority here?

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You want to turn right here. In which situation(s) must you give the right of way to oncoming left-turning drivers?

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