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Hazard perception is the process of…
Observing
What plays a part in danger recognition?
Seeing the danger in time
When do you brake for hazards?
There is a danger that demands immediate drastic action
When do you release the accelerator for hazards?
Something could happen
What is OPEDA? What is it used for?
Observe
When do you choose the "to brake" option?
Poor weather
AAG
Adem Alcohol Gehalte
ABRI
Shelter for bus/tram passengers at a bus/tram stop
ADAS
Advanced driver assistance systems
ADOB
Automatische Dubbele Halve Overweg Bomen
AHO
Automatic Headlights On
AHOB
Automatische Halve Overweg Bomen
AKI
Automatische Knippericht Installatie
ANWB
Algemene Nederlandse Wielrijders Bond
APK
Algemene Periodieke Keuring
APV
Algemene Plaatselijke Verordening
ASP
Alcohol Slot Programma
BAG
Bloed Alcohol Gehalte
BD
Berm Drip
BOB
Bewust Onbeschonken Bestuurder
BOF
Bromfietsers Op Fietspad
CADO
Calamiteiten Doorgang
DRIP
Dynamische Route Informatie Paneel
DRL
Dag Rij Lichten
ESBL/OFOS
Expanded Bicycle Streaming Lane
EHBO
Eerste Hulp Bij Ongelukken
EMA
Educatieve Maatregel Alcohol en Verkeer
EMG
Educatieve Maatregel Gedrag en Verkeer
FOP
Fietsers Oversteek Plaats
HNR
Het Nieuwe Rijden
LBT
Land Bouw Trekker
LEMA
Lichte Educatie Maatregel Alcohol en Verkeer
MMBS
Motorrijtuigen Met een Beperkte (limited) Snelheid
TPMS
Tyre Pressure Monitoring System
VOP
Voetgangers Oversteek Plaats
WA
Wettelijke Aansprakelijkheid
What is traffic?
Pedestrians and drivers
What are pedestrians?
All persons on foot
What are exceptions to the rule that the same road user can be a pedestrian or a driver?
Category 1: Invalid carriages are pedestrians on the pavement or footpath
How can you identify someone hard of hearing?
Slecht Horend plate on the back of a vehicle
Who are drivers?
Bikes
What is local traffic?
Drivers in the immediate vicinity of a road beyond these signs
Rules for light moped (snorfiets)
blue registration plate and no helmet
Rules for moped (bromfiets)
yellow registration pate
How to distinguish between motorcycle
bromfiets
Brommobiel
Mobility car
What is the speed limit on the footpath?
6 km/h
What do emergency vehicles have?
A blue flashing beacon
Motorcycle registration
Yellow registration plate with EU symbol
Lorry markers
Yellow rectangle with red border at the rear of the semi-trailer of an articulated lorry
Factors that cause road traffic accidents
92% caused by humans
How can you recognise a military convoy?
First vehicle has two blue flags and one blue light. The following have one right blue flag and one blue light. The last has one right green flag and one green light.
When is the red flag used?
By a person at an unguarded tram or train crossing to indicate an approaching tram/train
When is the red and white chequered flag used?
At airports to mark lorries and trucks that are operating in areas where aircraft can be present
What does ecodriving address?
Style of driving
When to practice HNR during driving test
If stopping for more than one minute
5 basic ecodriving rules
Anticipate traffic flow
When to shift up (rpm)
For petrol: between 2000 and 2500 rpm
For diesel: between 1800 and 2200 rpm
When to shift (speed)
2nd: 20 km/h
3rd: 30 km/h
4th: 50 km/h
5th: 80 km/h
6th: 90 km/h
Other fuel saving tips
Follow another car (decreases resistance)
What is on the tyre label
fuel efficiency
When is maintenance needed?
Engine doesn't start easily
Differences between diesel and petrol
Diesel is easier to refine than gasoline
Diesel vs. petrol engine
Diesel engine is much more efficient
What is CNG
Compressed natural gas
What is LPG
liquefied petroleum gas
What is E85
A blend of 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline
RVV
Reglement Verkeersregels en Verkeerstekens
Basic rule of priority and regulation
Give way to drivers approaching from the right
Hierarchy of signals
authorised persons
Double white speed zone llines
Entry to and exit from 30 and 60 km/h speed zones
Double blue parking disc zone lines
Indicate entry to and exit from a parking disc zone
Broken yellow line
No parking
Solid yellow line
No stopping
Hatch markings
Define a dangerous area where it is necessary to separate streams of traffic completely
White zigzag lines
Warn of a particular dangerous situation on the road ahead
Staircase markings
Warn of a particular dangerous situation on the road ahead
Flow control traffic lights
Yellow frame
Speed limit in a home zone
15
Speed limit on an autoweg inside the built-up area
50
Speed limit on other roads inside the build-up area
50
Speed limit on autoweg outside the build-up area
100
Speed limit on motorway outside the build-up area
100 during the day
Speed limit on other roads outside the build-up area
80
Max speed limit for cars with trailers
90
Recommended speed
Square sign
Speed limit on road with broken edges and no center
60
Speed limit on road with broken edges and solid center
80 outside
Speed limit on road with solid edges and solid center with green
100
Distance in 2 seconds at 20 km/h
12 m
Distance in 2 seconds at 36 km/h
20 m
Distance in 2 seconds at 40 km/h
24 m
Distance in 2 seconds at 60 km/h
36 m
Distance in 2 seconds at 72 km/h
40 m
Distance in 2 seconds at 80 km/h
48 m
Distance in 2 seconds at 100 km/h
55 m
Distance in 2 seconds at 108 km/h
60 m
Distance in 2 seconds at 120 km/h
72 m
Response time calculation
speed / 10 x 3
Breaking distance calculation
speed / 10 x 1