The answer to question 134 is wrong.
According to the road signs, the maximum weights written on the small blue plate (attached to another board) refers to Maximum Authorised Weight (MAW in English or MTM in Dutch).
Whereas, those written on a 'bigger' plate refers to the Maximum gross weight (MBT in Dutch).
Mistake in question 134 (Dutch)
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de rijprof
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- Lid geworden op: 01 jul 2008, 00:24
Re: Mistake in question 134 (Dutch)
No its MBT (in dutch),
the weight of your vehicle + driver, passengers and loading on that moment.
Question and answer 134 are correct.
the weight of your vehicle + driver, passengers and loading on that moment.
Question and answer 134 are correct.
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Sarpi
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- Lid geworden op: 11 sep 2015, 20:35
Re: Mistake in question 134 (Dutch)
Thanks for the response.
I think I have figured out the confusion. For prohibitive signs, only the small blue plate (with the weight) attached to a speed restriction sign is the MTM (in Dutch) or MAW (in English). Besides that, it is MBT (in Dutch)
I think I have figured out the confusion. For prohibitive signs, only the small blue plate (with the weight) attached to a speed restriction sign is the MTM (in Dutch) or MAW (in English). Besides that, it is MBT (in Dutch)
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de rijprof
- Berichten: 8351
- Lid geworden op: 01 jul 2008, 00:24
Re: Mistake in question 134 (Dutch)
signs which prohib a direction = MBT
Signs about parking, overtaking, speedlimit and cruise control = MTM (in Dutch) or MAW (in English)
Signs about parking, overtaking, speedlimit and cruise control = MTM (in Dutch) or MAW (in English)




