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- 16 okt 2017, 22:16
- Forum: Rijbewijs B
- Onderwerp: Question 7184
- Reacties: 3
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Re: Question 7184
But in theory for priority of reduction of the lane, it states that any driver on the right lane gets priority and does not have to give priority to the cars coming from the left lane. If there was a reduction in the right lane, then he theory states that the car on the left lane has to give priorit...
- 16 okt 2017, 22:10
- Forum: Rijbewijs B
- Onderwerp: Question 7184
- Reacties: 5
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Question 7184
I thought in this question, all drivers on the right lane receives priority?
- 04 okt 2017, 21:05
- Forum: Rijbewijs B
- Onderwerp: Question 7184
- Reacties: 3
- Weergaves: 1021
Question 7184
I thought, the car on the right always receives priority, and this is what it says in the theory?
- 04 okt 2017, 20:17
- Forum: Rijbewijs B
- Onderwerp: Question 937
- Reacties: 1
- Weergaves: 585
Question 937
The question asks what does the board mean.
I thought it meant that after 1500m, the speed limit on the right lane is then 70km/h and the speed limit in the middle and left lane is 90km/h?
The answer says something else.
I thought it meant that after 1500m, the speed limit on the right lane is then 70km/h and the speed limit in the middle and left lane is 90km/h?
The answer says something else.
- 03 okt 2017, 20:55
- Forum: Rijbewijs B
- Onderwerp: Question 11000
- Reacties: 1
- Weergaves: 656
Question 11000
For exam question 11000, there are 2 pictures. The 1st picture shows a car turning to the right, and a pedestrian wanting to cross the road, however there is no zebra crossing. The 2nd picture shows a car turning to the right and a pedestrian wanting to cross the road, however there is a zebra cross...
- 03 okt 2017, 20:31
- Forum: Rijbewijs B
- Onderwerp: Question 2580
- Reacties: 1
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Question 2580
I do not understand the answer to the question. I thought the answer was No, however the answer is yes. But the explanation to the answer does not make sense