Dear Sir,
Could I ask that:
For Question 7854, are you allowed to drive past this sign(road for specific categories of road users)with a car? Website Answer is NO.
But in the lesson: the road for specific categories of road users. Max30 kph till the end of this zone.
For Question 8714, A level crossing with barriers and lights. But the lights are out. Are you allowed to overtake a vehicle on the left? Website answer is YES.
But in the lesson: Remeber: if there are no lights or no barriers, overtaking on the left is prohibited.
I'm so confused which is correct, the website answer or the lesson.
Thanks a lot if you have time to answer me.
Question 7854 and 8714
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Inazuma
- Berichten: 12061
- Lid geworden op: 04 mei 2006, 00:00
Re: Question 7854 and 8714
The fact that a speed limit exists for a specific type of road, doesn't mean everyone is allowed onto that road.Sylvie schreef: 07 jul 2022, 22:21 For Question 7854, are you allowed to drive past this sign(road for specific categories of road users)with a car? Website Answer is NO.
But in the lesson: the road for specific categories of road users. Max30 kph till the end of this zone.
This kind of road limits both who can use it AND how fast they're allowed to drive onto it.
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Inazuma
- Berichten: 12061
- Lid geworden op: 04 mei 2006, 00:00
Re: Question 7854 and 8714
You may overtake on a level crossing withSylvie schreef: 07 jul 2022, 22:21 For Question 8714, A level crossing with barriers and lights. But the lights are out. Are you allowed to overtake a vehicle on the left? Website answer is YES.
But in the lesson: Remeber: if there are no lights or no barriers, overtaking on the left is prohibited.
I'm so confused which is correct, the website answer or the lesson.
- lights
- barriers
So as long as there is either one of these, you may overtake
A bit surprising, as a level crossing with lights, but without a functioning blinking white light should be approached and crossed with due caution
A crossing that doesn't show white lights when they should be there, may indicate trouble with the railtrack's signals




