Distributor roads connect the through roads with the access roads. Traffic flows on road sections and exchange takes place at intersections.
Distributor roads occur both inside and outside built-up areas. Inside built-up areas, they are mainly roads with a maximum speed limit of 50 or 70 kilometers per hour.
Outside built-up areas, they are generally 80 kilometer per hour roads.
Outside built-up areas, bicycle/moped paths, are separated from the carriageway. Tractors are also banned from these roads by a traffic sign.
Outside built-up areas, these roads have double lines in the middle. These stripes are often continuous lines to prevent overtaking. Of course, these lines can also be broken, or a combination of a broken and solid line.
The sidelines on these roads are broken.
Below are two examples. The left-hand image shows a road with a possibility to overtake. The right-hand image shows a road where overtaking is not allowed.
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