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Legislation

Legislation – Road users

Driver of a motor vehicle

Legislation – Vehicles

Animal ambulance

Bicycle with pedal assistance nog bewerken

Brommobiel – micro car

Facility for lying down

Military convoy

Motorised Funeral Procession

Priority vehicle

Services for emergency medical assistance

Snorfiets (Light moped)

Three-wheeled motor vehicle

Vehicle for disabled persons

Legislation – Roads and road sections

Acceleration lane

Cycle/moped path

Deceleration lane

Hard shoulder or emergency refuge area

Main carriageway

Parking area or parking lane

Legislation – Other terms

Competent authorities

No thoroughfare indication

Legislation – Regulations regarding driving entitlements and driving licenses

Beginner driving license

Points-based driving license

Driving license AM

Driving license A

Driving license B

Driving license B+ (Bplus)

Driving license BE

Driving license C

Driving license C1

Driving license D

Driving license D1

Driving license E

Driving license T

Forbidden to drive

Driving license confiscated

Driving licence suspended

Light Educational Measure Behavior and Traffic (LEMG)

Educational Measure Behaviour and Traffic (EMG)

Light Educational Measure Alcohol and Traffic (LEMA)

Educational Measure Alcohol and Traffic (EMA)

Recidivism regulation for alcohol and drugs

Educational Measure Drugs and Traffic (EMD)

Alcohol consumption survey

Vehicle knowledge

Vehicle equipment and design, the loading and towing of the vehicles

Vehicle equipment and design, the loading and towing of the vehicles – Introduction

Load on the roof of a car

Load on a tow bar

Vehicle knowledge – Engineering, maintenance and inspection of vehicles

Vehicle knowledge – CBR’s latest and most frequently asked exam questions e-book

Cargo in a trailer

Traffic signs and signals

Category A – Speed

Category B – Priority

Category C – Road closed warnings

Category D – Driving direction

Category E- Parking and stopping

Category F – Other commandments and prohibitions

Category G – Traffic rules

Category H – Built up area

Category J – Warning signs

Category K – Direction signs

Category L – Information signs

Other signs e-book

Bottom plates e-book

Traffic lights and signals by authorised persons

PRIORITY

Introduction of the chapter priority

Priority on priority uncontrolled junctions

Priority on priority controlled junctions

Approaching junctions

Crossing junctions

Priority uncontrolled junctions

Priority controlled junctions

Bending priority road

Erven (home zones) and exits

Turning in front of each other

Driving around each other when turning

Priority – Giving way when turning

Introduction of giving way when turning

Straight through traffic on the same road goes first

Right turn goes for left turn

Priority – Giving way to the blind or disabled persons & pedestrians

Introduction of giving way to the blind or disabled persons & pedestrians

Pedestrian crossings

Blind and disabled pedestrians

SPECIAL ROADS, ROAD SECTIONS, ROAD USERS, AND MANOEUVRES

Special roads – Giving way to priority vehicles, military convoys and trams

Military convoy

Motorized funeral procession

Emergency vehicles

Special roads – CBR’s latest and most frequently asked exam questions

Ambulance on roundabout

Use of the road

Road placement and positioning

Introduction of the chapter road placement and positioning

Position on the road for turning right or left

Position on the road for turning left on a one-way street

Introduction of the chapter overtaking

Overtake safely

Overtaking on the left

Overtaking on the right

Overtaking just before or on a pedestrian crossing

Overtaking and lines on the road surface

Traffic signs and overtaking

Passing trams and buses at a stop

Motorcyclists overtaking a traffic jam

Encountering obstacles

Road narrowings

Overtaking with a trailer

Introduction of the chapter speed

Speed limit inside built-up areas

Speed limit outside built-up areas

Recommended speed

Lines on the road and speed

Distributor roads

Keep your distance

Speed in meters per second

How many meters following distance

Stopping distance and braking distance e-book

Stopping and parking

Introduction of the chapter stopping and parking

Stopping – general

Stopping – traffic signs

Stopping – along a yellow solid line

Stopping – junction

Stopping – level crossing

Stopping – on bicycle lanes and on the carriageway next to a bicycle lane

Stopping – on a pedestrian or bicycle crossing

Stopping – in a tunnel e-book

Stopping – at a bus stop

Stopping – bus lanes and on the carriageway alongside a bus lane

Stopping – autowegen and motorways

Parking – general

Parking – traffic signs

Parking – along a yellow broken line

Parking – 5 meters from a junction

Parking – for an entry or exit

Parking – on the carriageway of a priority road outside the built-up area

Parking – double parking

Parking – erf (home zone) e-book

VEHICLE DRIVING SAFETY AND REACTING IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

Drive the vehicle safely and respond in emergencies – Seat belts – Passenger Seating

The correct use of the seat belt

Responsible traffic participation

Environmentally conscious and energy efficient driving

Hazards related to the condition of the driver (tiredness, proficiency, physical and mental condition, alcohol and medications)

Hazards related to the driver’s vehicle characteristics and condition

Hazards related to the presence & behavior of other road-users

Hazards related to road conditions, visibility & weather circumstances

Lorry

E-book
Legislation – Vehicles
Lorry

Article 1 of the RVV.

Lorry: motor vehicle, not equipped for the transport of persons, whose maximum authorised mass exceeds 3500 kg.

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