Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
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madhankumar1026
Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
Can you please check the question i posted in the subject seems confusing - 12307, 12428, 42106, Waiting for your response
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GRO
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Re: Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
What is je probleem? Due vragen zijn in het Nederlands.
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madhankumar1026
Re: Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
I felt these questions answer was wrong, If its correct can you please Explain why?
Ik had het gevoel dat het antwoord op deze vraag niet klopte. Als het wel juist is, zou je dan kunnen uitleggen waarom?
Ik had het gevoel dat het antwoord op deze vraag niet klopte. Als het wel juist is, zou je dan kunnen uitleggen waarom?
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GRO
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Re: Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
When answering questions, you shouldn't go further into your feelings, but focus on what the theory teaches you. The explanation of why something is the case is at the bottom of each question.
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madhankumar1026
Re: Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
I was reviewing the answers for Question (Mentioned in subject) and believe the provided answer might be incorrect. Could you please double-check this question and share the detailed explanation or step-by-step solution for it? Thank you!
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Inazuma
- Berichten: 12061
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Re: Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
12307

Overtaking is only banned for goods vehicles (and combinations of goods vehicles with trailers) above 3,5 tons maximum allowed weight

Overtaking is only banned for goods vehicles (and combinations of goods vehicles with trailers) above 3,5 tons maximum allowed weight
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Inazuma
- Berichten: 12061
- Lid geworden op: 04 mei 2006, 00:00
Re: Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
12428
Pedestrian zone

Having family living in a pedestrian zone does not grant you access to said zone ...
Pedestrian zone

Having family living in a pedestrian zone does not grant you access to said zone ...
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Inazuma
- Berichten: 12061
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Re: Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
42106
A pedestrian crossing the road you're driving on, must yield to drivers on the roadway.
The exception is a pedestrian crossing the road you want to TURN INTO
In that case, you should yield as a turning driver
That's essentially similar to a pedestrian who continues his way on the road you are leaving.
And when turning, you must yield to road users on other parts of the road you want to leave ...
Priority signs regulate priority between vehicles / drivers
Not between drivers and pedestrians ...
A pedestrian crossing the road you're driving on, must yield to drivers on the roadway.
The exception is a pedestrian crossing the road you want to TURN INTO
In that case, you should yield as a turning driver
That's essentially similar to a pedestrian who continues his way on the road you are leaving.
And when turning, you must yield to road users on other parts of the road you want to leave ...
Priority signs regulate priority between vehicles / drivers
Not between drivers and pedestrians ...
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madhankumar1026
Re: Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
Thanks, that clarifies my doubt
I've been consistently scoring 43+ out of 50 on multiple consecutive practice attempts (12+ times). Does this mean I'm ready for the actual exam?
Also, on the real exam, is there any indication or notification when a question falls into the 5-point (serious offense) category, so I can be extra careful with those? And if I'm not fully confident about the answer to one of those questions, is it better to skip it, attend later at the end or does skipping also cost 5 points the same as answering it wrong?
I've been consistently scoring 43+ out of 50 on multiple consecutive practice attempts (12+ times). Does this mean I'm ready for the actual exam?
Also, on the real exam, is there any indication or notification when a question falls into the 5-point (serious offense) category, so I can be extra careful with those? And if I'm not fully confident about the answer to one of those questions, is it better to skip it, attend later at the end or does skipping also cost 5 points the same as answering it wrong?
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Inazuma
- Berichten: 12061
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Re: Please check question number: 12307, 12428, 42106
Probably, but it's borderline (you need 41)
Most people think the GRO exams are tougher than the real deal
NoAlso, on the real exam, is there any indication or notification when a question falls into the 5-point (serious offense) category,
You won't know themAnd if I'm not fully confident about the answer to one of those questions, is it better to skip it,




