Ambulance with blue lights from the left
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Who may go first?
How the exam asks it in Dutch: Wie mag er als eerste?
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The right answer
Right answer The ambulance.
Why
You must always let a priority vehicle with flashing blue lights and siren go first, even when you would otherwise have priority (RVV 1990 art. 50). Brake and let the ambulance go first.
Brake and give it a clear way: it is already driving onto the junction, just ahead of you.
What happens in the animation
At about two and a half seconds an ambulance with flashing blue lights comes out of the side street on the left; at three seconds it drives onto the junction.
Where to look
Look into the side streets at the junction, to the left too, and watch for blue lights between the houses.
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