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Traffic signs
Traffic rules
Flanders
True/false 17 Flanders 88 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 65 Show all 719
Why should you take extra care if oil or diesel is spilled on the road?

101. Why should you take extra care if oil or diesel is spilled on the road?

It can increase tyre pressure.
✓ It can make the road extremely slippery.
It can make the road surface much softer.
It can make the brakes overheat.

Oil, diesel and other fluids can create a very slippery road surface, particularly for motorcycles and bicycles. Reduce speed, avoid sudden braking or steering and keep the vehicle as stable as possible when crossing a contaminated area.

Oil or diesel spilled on a road surface
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You should follow the vehicle in front as closely as possible in traffic.

102. You should follow the vehicle in front as closely as possible in traffic.

✓ False.
True.

You should keep a safe following distance so you have enough time to react if traffic slows or stops suddenly.

Vehicle following closely behind another vehicle
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How should you leave a broken-down vehicle when traffic is passing nearby?

103. How should you leave a broken-down vehicle when traffic is passing nearby?

Get out immediately without checking for traffic.
Stand beside the vehicle before moving away.
Walk around the vehicle on the traffic side.
✓ Use the door furthest from moving traffic when it is safe to do so.

Leaving through the side away from traffic reduces the risk of being struck by a passing vehicle.

Leaving a broken-down vehicle away from passing traffic
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What is the minimum licence for a motorcycle with more than 35 kW?

104. What is the minimum licence for a motorcycle with more than 35 kW?

Licence A1.
✓ Licence A.
Licence B.
Licence A2.

Category A2 is limited to motorcycles with power not exceeding 35 kW. A motorcycle with more than 35 kW therefore requires category A.

Motorcycle with more than 35 kW
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How can higher speed affect fuel or energy consumption?

105. How can higher speed affect fuel or energy consumption?

✓ It can increase consumption because air resistance rises.
It always reduces consumption.
It has no effect once the vehicle is moving.
It reduces aerodynamic resistance.

As speed increases, aerodynamic resistance generally rises, so the vehicle needs more energy to maintain that speed. Driving smoothly at an appropriate speed can therefore reduce fuel or energy consumption.

Vehicle speed and aerodynamic resistance
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How should you use the clutch and accelerator when moving off?

106. How should you use the clutch and accelerator when moving off?

Keep the clutch fully pressed while accelerating.
Release the clutch suddenly without using the accelerator.
✓ Release the clutch smoothly while applying the accelerator progressively.
Press the brake and accelerator together.

When moving off, release the clutch pedal smoothly through the biting point while applying the accelerator progressively. This helps the vehicle move away smoothly without stalling or excessive engine speed.

Coordinating the clutch and accelerator when moving off
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From what blood alcohol concentration is a professional driver in violation in Belgium?

107. From what blood alcohol concentration is a professional driver in violation in Belgium?

0.5 g/l or more.
✓ 0.2 g/l or more.
Professional drivers have no separate limit.
1.0 g/l or more.

Professional drivers are subject to a lower threshold. They are generally in violation from 0.2 g/l of alcohol in the blood, equivalent to 0.09 mg/l in exhaled alveolar air.

Alcohol limits for professional drivers in Belgium
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What is the general motorway speed limit for cars in Flanders?

108. What is the general motorway speed limit for cars in Flanders?

Other speed limit.
110 km/h.
130 km/h.
✓ 120 km/h.

The general motorway speed limit for cars in Flanders is 120 km/h, unless signs indicate otherwise.

Motorway speed limits for cars
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What should you do if your vehicle breaks down inside a road tunnel?

109. What should you do if your vehicle breaks down inside a road tunnel?

Reverse toward the tunnel entrance if traffic is light.
Leave the vehicle and walk along the road to find help.
Make a U-turn and drive toward the nearest exit.
✓ Move aside if possible, use hazard lights, and call for assistance.

If possible, stop in an emergency bay or another safe place and use the hazard lights. Contact tunnel control using an emergency telephone or other available assistance system, and follow the tunnel signs and instructions.

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How should cyclists brake on a wet road?

110. How should cyclists brake on a wet road?

✓ Brake earlier and more gradually than usual.
Brake later and more firmly than usual.
Brake sharply once you are close to stopping.
Use only one brake to avoid skidding.

Wet surfaces reduce grip and increase stopping distance. Smooth, early braking helps prevent skidding.

Cyclist braking on a wet road
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Why should you be prepared for changing conditions on mountain roads?

111. Why should you be prepared for changing conditions on mountain roads?

Road signs become less important at higher elevations.
✓ Weather, visibility, and road conditions can change quickly.
Road conditions usually improve as altitude increases.
Mountain roads always have the same weather.

Fog, rain, snow, ice, falling rocks, and strong winds can develop rapidly in mountainous areas.

Changing visibility and weather on a mountain road
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What should you normally do before selecting D or R in an automatic vehicle?

112. What should you normally do before selecting D or R in an automatic vehicle?

✓ Press and hold the brake pedal.
Switch off the engine.
Apply the parking brake only.
Press the accelerator pedal.

Before selecting D (Drive) or R (Reverse), keep the brake pedal pressed to prevent the vehicle from moving unexpectedly when the gear is engaged.

Holding the brake before selecting an automatic driving gear
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Why should you avoid using an ordinary extension lead to charge an electric vehicle?

113. Why should you avoid using an ordinary extension lead to charge an electric vehicle?

✓ It may overheat because it is not designed for continuous high-power charging.
It can make the vehicle battery lose capacity immediately.
It will always charge the vehicle too quickly.
It prevents the vehicle from locking while charging.

An ordinary household extension lead may not be designed for the sustained electrical load required for EV charging and can overheat. Use suitable approved charging equipment and follow the vehicle and charging-equipment manufacturer's instructions.

Extension lead used for electric-vehicle charging
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Why should headlights, indicators, and other exterior lights be kept clean and working?

114. Why should headlights, indicators, and other exterior lights be kept clean and working?

They improve braking performance in poor weather.
They only need to work when you drive at night.
✓ They help you see, be seen, and communicate your intentions.
They make the vehicle use less fuel.

Dirty or faulty lights reduce visibility and make it harder for other road users to understand when you are braking, turning, reversing, or changing position.

Checking and cleaning a vehicle's exterior lights
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How should a three-point seat belt normally be worn during pregnancy?

115. How should a three-point seat belt normally be worn during pregnancy?

Using only the lap section of the seat belt.
Loosely fitted so it does not press against the body.
With the shoulder belt placed behind the back.
✓ With the lap belt low across the hips and the shoulder belt across the chest.

During pregnancy, a three-point seat belt should be worn correctly. The lap belt should sit low across the hips, below the abdomen, while the shoulder belt should pass across the chest and to the side of the abdomen. The belt should fit snugly and should not be placed behind the back or under the arm.

Seat-belt positioning during pregnancy
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Where should you go after safely leaving a disabled vehicle in a tunnel?

116. Where should you go after safely leaving a disabled vehicle in a tunnel?

Wait directly behind the vehicle where drivers can see you.
Walk along the traffic lane toward the tunnel entrance.
✓ To a protected emergency area or exit away from traffic.
Remain beside the vehicle and wait for assistance.

Move away from live traffic and use a marked emergency exit, refuge area, or protected walkway where available.

Leaving a disabled vehicle for a tunnel emergency area
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How can worn tyres affect driving in heavy rain?

117. How can worn tyres affect driving in heavy rain?

They clear water from the road more effectively.
They reduce the chance of skidding at low speeds.
✓ They increase the risk of aquaplaning.
They shorten the stopping distance on wet roads.

Tyre tread helps channel water away and maintain grip. Worn tyres cannot clear water as effectively, increasing stopping distance and the risk of aquaplaning.

Worn tyre tread and wet-road grip
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How can a roof load affect vehicle handling?

118. How can a roof load affect vehicle handling?

It makes the vehicle more stable in bends.
It lowers the vehicle's centre of gravity.
✓ It can raise the centre of gravity and reduce stability.
It affects only fuel consumption, not handling.

Weight carried high on the vehicle can increase body movement and make sudden steering or cornering less stable.

Vehicle carrying a raised roof load
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How should luggage be carried on a bicycle?

119. How should luggage be carried on a bicycle?

On the rear carrier without securing it for a short trip.
As high as possible to keep it away from the wheels.
✓ Securely, without affecting steering, braking, or balance.
On one handlebar if the bag is not very heavy.

Loose or badly positioned luggage can interfere with control, become caught in the wheels, or hide bicycle lights.

Luggage carried on a bicycle
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You should adjust your mirrors before you start driving.

120. You should adjust your mirrors before you start driving.

False.
✓ True.

Properly adjusted mirrors improve visibility and help you monitor traffic around your vehicle.

Driver adjusting a mirror before setting off
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It is safe to look at your phone briefly while driving.

121. It is safe to look at your phone briefly while driving.

True.
✓ False.

Using your phone while driving is distracting and dangerous, even for a very short moment.

Driver glancing at a phone while driving
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What should you do before joining a motorway?

122. What should you do before joining a motorway?

Signal and expect motorway traffic to make space for you.
Wait until the end of the slip road before checking for a gap.
Move onto the motorway as soon as the lane markings allow.
✓ Check your mirrors and blind spot, signal, and look for a safe gap.

Observe motorway traffic early, signal clearly, and merge only when there is a safe gap.

Driver checking motorway traffic before merging
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Which foot should normally operate the brake and accelerator in an automatic vehicle?

123. Which foot should normally operate the brake and accelerator in an automatic vehicle?

The left foot.
Either foot at the same time.
Both feet together.
✓ The right foot.

In an automatic vehicle, the right foot should normally operate both the brake and accelerator pedals. The left foot should rest on the footrest to reduce the risk of pressing both pedals at the same time.

Right-foot control of an automatic vehicle's pedals
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

124. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Hazard warning lights.
✓ Direction indicators.
Dipped headlights.
Sidelights.

This symbol indicates that a direction indicator is operating. The flashing indicator shows the direction in which the driver intends to turn or change position on the road.

Direction-indicator symbol on the dashboard
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Why should you avoid resting your foot on the clutch pedal while driving?

125. Why should you avoid resting your foot on the clutch pedal while driving?

It can apply the parking brake.
It can increase tyre pressure.
✓ It can cause unnecessary clutch wear.
It can lock the steering.

Resting your foot on the clutch pedal can apply slight pressure to the clutch mechanism and cause unnecessary wear. Keep your left foot off the clutch when it is not needed.

Foot position near the clutch pedal
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How should luggage or other cargo be carried in or on a vehicle?

126. How should luggage or other cargo be carried in or on a vehicle?

✓ Securely, within load limits, without blocking visibility or lights.
Loosely in the passenger area for short journeys.
Anywhere, as long as the vehicle is not overloaded.
Where it is easiest to reach while driving.

Unsecured or overloaded cargo can affect steering and braking, injure occupants during sudden stops, or fall into the road. It must not obstruct the driver's view or vehicle lights.

Luggage and cargo carried in a vehicle
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What should you do after stopping because of a breakdown?

127. What should you do after stopping because of a breakdown?

✓ Apply the parking brake, switch off the engine, and use hazard lights.
Leave the parking brake off if the road is level.
Stand behind the vehicle to warn approaching traffic.
Leave the engine running and keep the vehicle in neutral.

Secure the vehicle so that it cannot move and use the hazard warning lights to alert approaching traffic. Where required and safe, place a warning triangle to give additional warning.

Broken-down vehicle with hazard warning lights
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Can a lost Belgian category A or B licence normally be replaced through BelDrive?

128. Can a lost Belgian category A or B licence normally be replaced through BelDrive?

No, a police report is always required.
Only if the licence was stolen.
✓ Yes, if the online eligibility conditions are met.
No, only the police can replace it.

A lost Belgian category A or B driving licence can normally be renewed through BelDrive if the online eligibility conditions are met. A prior police declaration is not normally required for a lost licence.

Replacing a lost Belgian driving licence through BelDrive
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How should a motorcyclist brake in an emergency?

129. How should a motorcyclist brake in an emergency?

Grab the front brake as suddenly as possible.
Release both brakes before stopping.
✓ Apply both brakes firmly and progressively.
Use only the rear brake.

During emergency braking, use both brakes firmly and progressively while keeping the motorcycle as upright and stable as practical. Avoid sudden steering. If ABS is fitted, maintain firm braking pressure and allow the system to work.

Motorcyclist making an emergency stop
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How should a motorcyclist react to grooves or ruts in the road?

130. How should a motorcyclist react to grooves or ruts in the road?

✓ Reduce speed and keep a relaxed, steady grip.
Brake hard while riding through them.
Make quick steering corrections as the bike moves.
Grip the handlebars as tightly as possible.

Longitudinal grooves or ruts can affect a motorcycle's steering and may make the wheels follow the uneven surface. Reduce speed where necessary, keep a relaxed but steady grip and avoid sudden braking, acceleration or steering corrections.

Motorcyclist approaching grooves in the road surface
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Why should you wear suitable footwear when driving?

131. Why should you wear suitable footwear when driving?

✓ So you can operate the pedals accurately and safely.
So the brakes respond more quickly.
So the clutch cannot wear out.
So the pedals require less force to operate.

Suitable footwear helps you operate the accelerator, brake, and clutch accurately. Loose, bulky, or slippery footwear can interfere with pedal control or become caught around the pedals.

Driver's footwear and contact with the pedals
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How can a heavy load affect stopping distance?

132. How can a heavy load affect stopping distance?

It makes the brakes respond more quickly.
It reduces the driver's reaction time.
It affects stopping distance only on steep roads.
✓ It can increase the distance needed to stop.

A heavily loaded vehicle has more mass and may require additional distance to slow down or stop safely.

Loaded vehicle and the space needed for braking
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

133. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Low tyre pressure.
✓ A general warning requiring attention.
A brake-system fault.
An engine-management fault.

This is a general or master warning symbol. It indicates that the vehicle has detected a condition requiring attention and is often accompanied by a message or another warning on the instrument display.

General warning symbol on the dashboard
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How close may you normally stop or park to an intersection?

134. How close may you normally stop or park to an intersection?

Anywhere if traffic is light.
✓ Not within five metres of the nearest edge of the intersecting carriageway.
Directly on the corner.
Only ten metres away in every situation.

Stopping and parking are normally prohibited within five metres of the extension of the nearest edge of the intersecting carriageway.

Vehicle parked close to a junction
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Which vehicle combination is covered by driving licence C1E?

135. Which vehicle combination is covered by driving licence C1E?

Any category C vehicle with a heavy trailer.
A category D1 minibus with a heavy trailer.
✓ A C1 vehicle with a heavy trailer, up to 12,000 kg combined.
A C1 vehicle with a trailer up to 750 kg only.

Category C1E covers a category C1 vehicle with a trailer over 750 kg, provided the combination does not exceed 12,000 kg. It can also cover certain category B vehicles towing trailers over 3,500 kg, again with a combined maximum authorised mass not exceeding 12,000 kg.

Goods vehicle and trailer covered by category C1E
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What does pulling the lighting stalk towards you normally do?

136. What does pulling the lighting stalk towards you normally do?

✓ Flash the main-beam headlights.
Switch on the front fog lights.
Activate the direction indicators.
Switch on the dipped headlights.

Pulling the lighting stalk towards you normally flashes the main-beam headlights. This briefly illuminates the main beam while the stalk is held or operated.

Lighting stalk used to flash the main-beam headlights
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What should you do if fog becomes so thick that you cannot see safely?

137. What should you do if fog becomes so thick that you cannot see safely?

Follow the vehicle ahead closely for guidance.
✓ Slow down and stop in a safe location away from traffic if necessary.
Stop immediately in the traffic lane.
Continue slowly by following the road markings.

If visibility becomes dangerously poor, find a safe place to stop rather than continuing without being able to see clearly.

Dense fog obscuring the road ahead
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What should you do if the pedestrian light is red?

138. What should you do if the pedestrian light is red?

Cross if nearby vehicles appear to have stopped.
✓ Wait until it turns green.
Cross if another pedestrian has already started.
Cross if there is a large enough gap in traffic.

A red pedestrian signal means you should wait before crossing.

Red pedestrian signal at a crossing
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Why is it dangerous to drive through standing water at speed?

139. Why is it dangerous to drive through standing water at speed?

The suspension becomes firmer at higher speed.
The water can increase tyre pressure.
✓ The tyres may lose contact with the road.
The brakes become more effective when wet.

Driving too fast through water can cause aquaplaning, where the tyres lose grip and the driver may lose control.

Vehicle travelling through standing water
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What should you do if an animal is standing on the road at night?

140. What should you do if an animal is standing on the road at night?

Sound your horn and continue at the same speed.
✓ Slow down and be prepared to stop.
Flash your headlights repeatedly to make it move.
Drive around it immediately without slowing down.

Animals may freeze, turn back, or move unpredictably when caught in vehicle headlights.

Animal standing on a road at night
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What may happen when you press the accelerator fully in an automatic vehicle?

141. What may happen when you press the accelerator fully in an automatic vehicle?

The transmission selects Park.
✓ The transmission may shift to a lower gear for stronger acceleration.
The engine switches off.
The parking brake applies automatically.

In many automatic vehicles, pressing the accelerator fully can activate kickdown, causing the transmission to select a lower gear and provide stronger acceleration.

Accelerator-pedal operation for automatic kickdown
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What is important when raising a vehicle with its jack?

142. What is important when raising a vehicle with its jack?

Place the jack on soft ground to prevent floor damage.
Raise the vehicle before applying the parking brake.
Work underneath if the jack appears stable.
✓ Use the correct jacking point and never go underneath a vehicle on a jack.

A jack can slip or fail if it is incorrectly positioned. Secure the vehicle and use additional approved supports before working underneath it.

Vehicle raised at a jacking point for a wheel change
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Why should you leave space beside large vehicles when they turn?

143. Why should you leave space beside large vehicles when they turn?

✓ They may need extra room to complete the turn.
They always turn more slowly than cars.
They can turn only from the centre of the road.
They must stop before making every turn.

Large vehicles often swing wide when turning and have larger blind spots. Keep clear and do not move into the space beside them.

Large vehicle needing extra space to turn
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Why can bridges and overpasses become icy before nearby roads?

144. Why can bridges and overpasses become icy before nearby roads?

Road salt is less effective on bridges.
Bridges are always at a higher altitude.
✓ Cold air circulates above and below them.
Traffic usually moves faster across bridges.

Bridges lose heat from both their upper and lower surfaces, so they can freeze before roads built directly on the ground.

Icy surface on an exposed bridge
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What should you do before crossing behind a bus or large vehicle?

145. What should you do before crossing behind a bus or large vehicle?

✓ Wait until you have a clear view of the road.
Stay close behind the vehicle while crossing.
Cross if the nearest traffic lane appears clear.
Cross as soon as the vehicle has stopped.

Large vehicles can block your view and hide you from drivers. Wait until you can clearly see the road before crossing.

Pedestrian preparing to cross behind a bus
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What should you do when your view is blocked at a junction?

146. What should you do when your view is blocked at a junction?

Look only in the direction traffic normally comes from.
Sound your horn and enter the junction.
✓ Slow down and proceed carefully.
Drive through quickly before other traffic appears.

If your view is blocked, slow down and make sure the way is clear before entering the junction.

Restricted view of approaching traffic at a junction
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What should you expect if the engine suddenly stalls while the vehicle is moving?

147. What should you expect if the engine suddenly stalls while the vehicle is moving?

The vehicle will stop immediately when the engine stops.
✓ Steering and braking may require more effort, so move to a safe place.
The steering and brakes will stop working completely.
Power assistance will continue working normally.

Power assistance may be reduced when the engine stops. Keep control, use the hazard lights if needed, and steer toward a safe stopping area.

Driver responding to an engine stall while moving
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What should you do before a long journey to reduce the risk of driver fatigue?

148. What should you do before a long journey to reduce the risk of driver fatigue?

Plan to drive through the night.
✓ Get enough sleep before starting the journey.
Avoid taking any breaks until you feel tired.
Drink several energy drinks before leaving.

Getting enough sleep before a long journey helps reduce the risk of driver fatigue. Plan breaks in advance and avoid starting a long drive when you are already tired.

Rest and preparation before a long drive
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What minimum distance should a driver leave when passing a cyclist in Belgium?

149. What minimum distance should a driver leave when passing a cyclist in Belgium?

✓ At least 1 metre inside built-up areas and 1.5 metres outside them.
At least 2 metres only on motorways.
At least 50 centimetres everywhere.
At least 1 metre everywhere.

Drivers must leave at least one metre when passing a cyclist inside a built-up area and at least 1.5 metres outside a built-up area.

Vehicle leaving lateral space when passing a cyclist
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What should you do if your lane is blocked by an obstacle?

150. What should you do if your lane is blocked by an obstacle?

✓ Slow down, check carefully, and give way if needed.
Move around it because the obstacle gives you priority.
Signal and expect oncoming traffic to make room.
Speed up to keep traffic flowing around the obstacle.

If your lane is blocked, reduce speed, check mirrors and oncoming traffic, and only move around the obstacle when it is safe.

Obstacle blocking a vehicle's lane
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