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Do you have to let a bus pull away within built-up areas?

Within a built-up area, you must give a bus indicating that it wants to leave the stop the chance to pull away.

Which vehicles are allowed on a main road?

A main road is accessible to motor vehicles that are permitted and able to travel at least 50 km/h.

Which vehicles are allowed on a motorway?

A motorway is intended for motor vehicles that are permitted and able to travel at least sixty kilometres per hour.

Are you allowed to reverse if you miss a motorway exit?

On a motorway, you must never turn around or reverse. If you miss an exit, continue to the next one and correct your route from there.

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When may you use the hard shoulder?

The hard shoulder is only for emergencies or when authorized instructions and signals allow its use.

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When should you switch off your high beam?

High beam may not be used when it would dazzle other road users.

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When can the rear fog light be used?

The rear fog light may be used in fog or snow when visibility is less than fifty meters.

When may you use the horn?

Use sound and flashing signals only to avoid imminent danger, not out of annoyance or as a greeting.

How do you use a parking disc in a blue zone?

In a blue zone, you use a parking disc during the indicated times and comply with the maximum parking duration.

Is parking allowed on a priority road outside built-up areas?

Outside built-up areas, you may not park on the carriageway of a priority road.

Why is double parking prohibited?

Parking alongside another parked vehicle is prohibited because it blocks the roadway, traffic flow and sightlines.

Can you park in front of a driveway or exit?

Parking in front of a driveway or exit is prohibited, even if you think the access is not being used at the moment.