
How do you know which motorway speed limit applies?
The motorway speed limit is shown on signs and can vary by time of day. Traffic signs are always leading.
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The motorway speed limit is shown on signs and can vary by time of day. Traffic signs are always leading.
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On ordinary roads outside built-up areas, the speed limit for cars is usually 80 km/h, unless signs indicate a different limit.
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For motor vehicles, the default speed limit within built-up areas is 50 km/h, unless traffic signs indicate a different limit.
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At an equal-priority intersection, drivers must yield to a tram, whether it is coming from the left or the right.
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Drivers on an unpaved road must give way to drivers on a paved road.
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At an equal priority junction, you must give way to drivers coming from the right, unless an exception applies.
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You must not block an intersection. Even when the light is green, wait if there is no clear space on the other side.
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You must not overtake another vehicle just before or on a zebra crossing. That vehicle may stop for a pedestrian you cannot yet see.
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A tram is an important exception to the main rule that you overtake on the left: you may also overtake a tram on the right.
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The general rule is that drivers overtake on the left. Read which checks are part of a safe overtaking manoeuvre.
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Riders use the bridle path. If there isn’t one, they may use the verge or the roadway.
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Moped riders use a mandatory cycle/moped path. If there isn’t one, they generally ride on the roadway.
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