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Traffic signs
Traffic rules
Wallonia
True/false 17 Wallonia 88 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 65 Show all 719
Why must luggage or other objects not obstruct the driver's view?

51. Why must luggage or other objects not obstruct the driver's view?

They can make the steering heavier.
✓ They can hide hazards and reduce the driver's ability to see safely.
They can increase the vehicle's braking distance.
They can reduce the brightness of the headlights.

The driver must have a clear view of the road and surroundings. Luggage, decorations, or other objects that obstruct the windscreen, windows, or mirrors can hide pedestrians, cyclists, vehicles, signs, or other hazards.

Luggage obstructing the driver's view
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How can parking too close to a junction affect visibility?

52. How can parking too close to a junction affect visibility?

It improves visibility by slowing down traffic.
✓ It can block the view between road users.
It has no effect if the hazard lights are on.
It blocks the view only for pedestrians.

Parking too close to a junction can block visibility. Drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians may have difficulty seeing each other in time.

Parked vehicle obstructing visibility near a junction
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What should you do if there is no pavement?

53. What should you do if there is no pavement?

Always walk in the same direction as traffic.
Walk close to traffic so drivers can see you.
✓ Walk where you can be seen and stay alert.
Pay attention only to traffic approaching from behind.

If there is no pavement, stay as far from traffic as possible and remain alert. The exact side of the road depends on local traffic rules.

Pedestrian walking beside a road without a pavement
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Which passenger vehicles are covered by driving licence D1?

54. Which passenger vehicles are covered by driving licence D1?

✓ Minibuses for up to 16 passengers and no longer than 8 m.
Cars carrying no more than eight passengers.
Minibuses of any length.
Buses designed for any number of passengers.

Category D1 covers vehicles designed to carry no more than 16 passengers in addition to the driver and with a maximum length of 8 metres. A trailer up to 750 kg may be towed.

Minibus covered by category D1
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

55. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Rear window demister.
Air conditioning.
Heated steering wheel.
✓ Seat heating.

This control activates the seat heating, which warms the seat cushion and, on many vehicles, the backrest. Several heat levels may be available.

Heated-seat control and symbol
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You may ignore a stop sign if the road looks empty.

56. You may ignore a stop sign if the road looks empty.

✓ False.
True.

A stop sign means you must come to a complete stop, even if no other traffic is visible.

Stop sign at a quiet junction
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What should you do when traffic lights are not working?

57. What should you do when traffic lights are not working?

Treat the junction as if you have priority.
Follow the vehicle ahead through the junction.
Wait for another driver to enter first, then follow.
✓ Proceed carefully and follow signs or priority rules.

If traffic lights are not working, slow down, observe carefully, and follow signs, road markings, or local priority rules.

Junction with traffic lights out of operation
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Which pedal is used to slow down or stop the vehicle?

58. Which pedal is used to slow down or stop the vehicle?

The clutch pedal.
The footrest.
The accelerator pedal.
✓ The brake pedal.

The brake pedal is used to reduce the vehicle's speed or bring it to a stop. In a manual vehicle, it is the middle pedal.

Brake pedal in the driver's footwell
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Where is stopping or parking prohibited near a pedestrian crossing?

59. Where is stopping or parking prohibited near a pedestrian crossing?

Only directly on the crossing.
✓ On the crossing and within five metres before it.
Nowhere if the hazard lights are used.
Only when pedestrians are crossing.

You may not stop or park on a pedestrian crossing or on the carriageway within five metres before it. This helps approaching drivers see pedestrians.

Parked vehicle close to a pedestrian crossing
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How can strong crosswinds affect a vehicle towing a trailer?

60. How can strong crosswinds affect a vehicle towing a trailer?

They make the trailer more stable at higher speeds.
They improve tyre grip on exposed roads.
✓ They can push the trailer sideways and reduce stability.
They matter only when the trailer is empty.

Trailers have large side surfaces and may be affected strongly by wind, especially on bridges and exposed roads.

Vehicle and trailer exposed to crosswinds
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Which vehicle combination is covered by driving licence D1E?

61. Which vehicle combination is covered by driving licence D1E?

✓ A category D1 vehicle with a trailer over 750 kg.
A category C1 goods vehicle with a heavy trailer.
A category D1 vehicle with a trailer up to 750 kg.
A category D bus with a heavy trailer.

Category D1E covers combinations consisting of a category D1 vehicle and a trailer with a maximum authorised mass above 750 kg.

Minibus and trailer covered by category D1E
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At what age can you obtain a Belgian driving licence B?

62. At what age can you obtain a Belgian driving licence B?

✓ 18 years.
16 years.
21 years.
17 years.

Driving licence B may be obtained from the age of 18 in Belgium.

Minimum age for a Belgian category B driving licence
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

63. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Central door locking.
Mirror adjustment.
✓ Electric window control.
Window lock.

This control operates the vehicle's electric windows. Pressing or pulling the switch lowers or raises the corresponding window.

Switch for operating an electric window
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Must cars use dipped headlights solely because they enter a tunnel in Wallonia?

64. Must cars use dipped headlights solely because they enter a tunnel in Wallonia?

Yes.
✓ No.

Dipped headlights are not generally required solely because a car is in a tunnel in Wallonia. Darkness or poor visibility may still require their use, and drivers must follow any tunnel lighting instructions.

Vehicle using dipped headlights in a road tunnel
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What should you do if passengers are distracting you while driving?

65. What should you do if passengers are distracting you while driving?

✓ Ask them to stop and keep your attention on the road.
Turn around briefly so you can speak to them.
Ignore the traffic until the distraction has passed.
Drive faster so you can finish the journey sooner.

Passengers can reduce a driver's attention and concentration. If their behaviour becomes distracting, ask them to stop and keep your focus on driving. If necessary, stop somewhere safe before dealing with the situation.

Passengers distracting a driver
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Why is riding a bicycle after drinking alcohol dangerous?

66. Why is riding a bicycle after drinking alcohol dangerous?

Alcohol affects driving more than cycling.
✓ Alcohol can reduce your balance, coordination, judgement, and reaction time.
Cycling after drinking is safe on quiet roads.
A helmet protects you from alcohol-related risks.

Alcohol can make it harder to balance, steer, judge distances, and react to hazards. Riding a bicycle while impaired may also be against the law.

Alcohol consumption and bicycle-riding safety
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What should you do if the vehicle consistently pulls to one side?

67. What should you do if the vehicle consistently pulls to one side?

Reduce pressure in the tyre on the opposite side.
✓ Check the tyre pressures and have the steering, alignment, and brakes inspected.
Keep driving and correct the steering as needed.
Ignore it if the tyres appear normal.

Persistent pulling can be caused by incorrect tyre pressure, wheel misalignment, suspension wear, or a braking fault. It should not be ignored.

Vehicle pulling to one side while travelling
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What should you do after hitting an animal with your vehicle?

68. What should you do after hitting an animal with your vehicle?

✓ Stop safely, warn other traffic, and seek appropriate help.
Continue driving if the vehicle still works.
Leave the scene and report it later.
Approach the animal immediately.

After an animal collision, stop in a safe place if possible and protect yourself and other road users from further danger. Do not approach an injured or frightened animal unless it is safe to do so. Contact the appropriate police, road authority, animal service, or emergency service as required by the situation and local rules.

Vehicle stopped after a collision with an animal
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When may drivers normally use the horn at night in Wallonia?

69. When may drivers normally use the horn at night in Wallonia?

Whenever approaching a junction.
Whenever another vehicle is nearby.
Whenever overtaking.
✓ When necessary to avoid danger.

At night in Wallonia, use of the horn is generally restricted to situations where it is necessary to avoid danger.

Vehicle horn use during night-time driving
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What should you do if your vehicle becomes stuck on a railway crossing?

70. What should you do if your vehicle becomes stuck on a railway crossing?

Stay inside the vehicle and call for assistance.
✓ Get everyone out, move away, and contact the emergency services.
Walk along the tracks to look for help.
Move everyone beside the vehicle while waiting.

Move everyone well away from the tracks. Use the crossing emergency telephone or displayed contact information where available, or contact the emergency services immediately.

Vehicle stranded on a railway crossing
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What must a driver do at an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing?

71. What must a driver do at an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing?

✓ Give way to pedestrians on it or about to step onto it.
Continue unless the pedestrian is halfway across.
Stop only when another vehicle has stopped.
Sound the horn and maintain speed.

Drivers must approach at a moderate speed and give way to pedestrians who are crossing or are about to enter the crossing.

Pedestrians at a crossing without traffic signals
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What should you check before connecting an electric vehicle to a charger?

72. What should you check before connecting an electric vehicle to a charger?

✓ That the connector and charging equipment are suitable for the vehicle.
That the charger provides its maximum power.
That the vehicle doors remain unlocked.
That the charging cable is as long as possible.

Charging connectors and charging capabilities can vary between vehicles and charging stations. Use compatible charging equipment that is suitable for the vehicle and follow the vehicle and charger manufacturer's instructions.

Matching an electric vehicle's connector to suitable charging equipment
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

73. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Oil-pressure warning.
Low washer fluid.
✓ Engine-temperature warning.
Charging-system warning.

This symbol indicates that the engine coolant temperature is too high. If it illuminates while driving, stop safely and allow the engine to cool before investigating the cause.

Engine-temperature warning symbol on the dashboard
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What information is needed when requesting emergency assistance?

74. What information is needed when requesting emergency assistance?

Your name, destination, and planned route.
Your insurance details and last service date.
✓ Your exact location, direction of travel, vehicle details, and the problem.
Your vehicle colour and approximate location.

Road numbers, junctions, location markers, direction of travel, and a clear description of the incident help assistance reach you quickly.

Requesting help after a vehicle breakdown
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What should you expect after one wild animal crosses the road?

75. What should you expect after one wild animal crosses the road?

✓ More animals may follow.
Wild animals normally cross roads one at a time.
The road is likely to remain clear.
The animal will usually return the same way.

Many animals travel in groups. Slow down and continue watching both sides of the road.

Wild animals crossing a road
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Why should you avoid using a phone while driving?

76. Why should you avoid using a phone while driving?

Because it can cause road rage.
Because it can make your reactions faster.
Because it can disable the cruise control system.
✓ Because it distracts you from the road.

Using a phone while driving reduces attention, reaction time, and control of the vehicle. A hands-free system may reduce the need to handle the phone, but the conversation itself can still be distracting.

Phone distracting a driver from the road
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What should you check shortly after securing a load?

77. What should you check shortly after securing a load?

Increase speed briefly to test the restraints.
Assume the load is secure once the journey has started.
✓ Stop safely and check that the restraints are still tight.
Loosen the restraints slightly after the load has settled.

Loads and straps may settle or loosen after the journey begins. Recheck them at a safe stopping place.

Rechecking straps securing a vehicle's load
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Which selector position is used when parking the vehicle?

78. Which selector position is used when parking the vehicle?

D (Drive).
N (Neutral).
R (Reverse).
✓ P (Park).

Select P (Park) when parking an automatic vehicle. Park locks the transmission, but the parking brake should also be applied to secure the vehicle.

Automatic gear selector with P, R, N and D positions
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What should you do if you miss your motorway exit?

79. What should you do if you miss your motorway exit?

Turn around if traffic is light enough.
Move onto the shoulder and reverse carefully.
✓ Continue to the next exit.
Use an emergency opening in the central reservation.

Never reverse or make a sudden manoeuvre. Continue safely and change your route at the next suitable exit.

Vehicle continuing past a motorway exit
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Should motorcyclists wear protective clothing?

80. Should motorcyclists wear protective clothing?

No, protective clothing is only needed in bad weather.
✓ Yes, it can reduce injuries from falls and contact with the road.
Yes, but only when riding on motorways.
No, a helmet provides enough protection on its own.

Motorcyclists should wear protective clothing because it can reduce injuries from falls, impacts and sliding on the road. Suitable jackets, trousers, gloves and boots provide additional protection, but they do not replace a securely fitted helmet or safe riding.

Motorcyclist wearing protective riding clothing
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Where should passengers get in or out of a vehicle when possible?

81. Where should passengers get in or out of a vehicle when possible?

On the side closest to approaching traffic.
From the driver's side in every situation.
✓ On the side away from moving traffic.
From the rear door nearest the centre of the road.

Passengers should get in or out on the side away from moving traffic whenever possible. This is particularly important for children, who may not recognise approaching traffic or other road users. Before opening any door, check that it is safe.

Passenger leaving a vehicle on the side away from traffic
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Why should you keep a safe distance from cyclists?

82. Why should you keep a safe distance from cyclists?

✓ They may need space to avoid obstacles.
Cyclists cannot signal before changing direction.
Cyclists must move aside whenever a vehicle approaches.
Cyclists always have priority over other traffic.

Cyclists may need to move around potholes, parked cars, or drains. Giving them enough space helps prevent dangerous situations.

Lateral clearance between a vehicle and a cyclist
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What is the minimum age for a standard car driving licence in Wallonia?

83. What is the minimum age for a standard car driving licence in Wallonia?

16 years.
21 years.
✓ 18 years.
17 years.

The minimum age for a standard car driving licence in Wallonia is 18 years.

Minimum age for obtaining a car driving licence
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

84. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Oil-pressure warning.
Charging-system warning.
Engine-temperature warning.
✓ Diesel particulate filter warning.

This symbol indicates a problem with the diesel particulate filter (DPF), often because soot has accumulated in the filter. The vehicle may require regeneration or professional inspection, depending on the vehicle and warning status.

Diesel particulate filter warning symbol on the dashboard
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What should you do if the engine-temperature warning shows overheating?

85. What should you do if the engine-temperature warning shows overheating?

Open the coolant cap immediately to release heat.
Increase engine speed to improve coolant circulation.
Ignore it if the engine still sounds normal.
✓ Stop safely, switch off the engine, and allow it to cool.

Continuing to drive an overheating vehicle can cause severe damage. Allow the engine to cool and follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Engine-overheating warning on the dashboard
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How should an EV charging cable be positioned where pedestrians may pass?

86. How should an EV charging cable be positioned where pedestrians may pass?

Across the shortest possible route, even if people walk there.
✓ So it does not create a trip hazard or obstruct the route.
Across the pavement where it is easiest to see.
Around nearby street furniture to keep it under tension.

An EV charging cable should be positioned so it does not create a trip hazard or unnecessarily obstruct pedestrians. Where a cable must cross a walking route, use an appropriate approved cable-management or protection system and follow local requirements.

Charging cable near a pedestrian route
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What normally happens to cruise control when you press the brake pedal?

87. What normally happens to cruise control when you press the brake pedal?

The accelerator pedal locks in position.
The selected speed increases.
✓ Cruise control is cancelled or temporarily disengaged.
The parking brake is applied.

Pressing the brake pedal normally cancels or temporarily disengages cruise control, returning speed control to the driver.

Brake-pedal operation to disengage cruise control
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What should cyclists do when riding over loose gravel or road debris?

88. What should cyclists do when riding over loose gravel or road debris?

Keep the same speed as on a dry, smooth road.
Brake hard while turning.
✓ Reduce speed and steer smoothly.
Make quick steering movements to avoid loose stones.

Loose material reduces tyre grip. Smooth steering and controlled speed lower the chance of losing balance.

Cyclist riding over loose gravel
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What should you do if someone is injured in a road collision?

89. What should you do if someone is injured in a road collision?

Remove a motorcyclist's helmet to check for injuries.
Help them stand up and check whether they can walk.
✓ Call for help and avoid moving them unless there is immediate danger.
Move them to a more comfortable position immediately.

Moving an injured person can worsen spinal or other injuries. Keep them calm, protect them from further danger, and provide first aid only within your level of training.

Assistance for an injured person after a road collision
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What should you do if spray from other vehicles makes it hard to see?

90. What should you do if spray from other vehicles makes it hard to see?

Use main beam so the spray is easier to see through.
✓ Slow down and increase following distance.
Change lanes immediately to find a clearer view.
Speed up to move out of the spray more quickly.

Spray can seriously reduce visibility. Slowing down and increasing your distance gives you more time and a clearer view.

Road spray from a vehicle ahead
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What should you do if a pedestrian is crossing slowly?

91. What should you do if a pedestrian is crossing slowly?

✓ Wait patiently and let them finish crossing.
Move forward slowly to show that you are waiting.
Drive around them if there is enough room.
Sound your horn to encourage them to cross faster.

Some pedestrians may need more time to cross. Stay patient, keep a safe distance, and do not pressure them.

Pedestrian crossing the road slowly
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

92. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Parking brake applied.
Door open.
Brake-system warning.
✓ Seat belt not fastened.

This symbol is a seat-belt reminder. It indicates that the driver or another detected occupant has not fastened their seat belt.

Seat-belt reminder symbol on the dashboard
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What is the main emergency number in Wallonia?

93. What is the main emergency number in Wallonia?

911.
123.
✓ 112.
000.

The main emergency number in Wallonia is 112.

112 emergency telephone number
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Why should you not use water on a fire involving live electrical equipment?

94. Why should you not use water on a fire involving live electrical equipment?

Water prevents the power supply from switching off.
Water can make the electrical equipment restart.
✓ Water can conduct electricity and create an electric-shock hazard.
Water can cause the battery to charge more quickly.

Do not use water on a fire involving energised electrical equipment, because water can conduct electricity and create a serious electric-shock hazard. Keep clear, disconnect the power only if it is safe to do so, and call the emergency services. Use only a suitable fire extinguisher if it is safe and you know how to use it.

Fire involving live electrical equipment
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Which motorcycles are covered by driving licence A2?

95. Which motorcycles are covered by driving licence A2?

Motorcycles of any power.
✓ Motorcycles up to 35 kW within the A2 limits.
Motorcycles up to 125 cm³ only.
Mopeds up to 45 km/h only.

Category A2 covers motorcycles with power not exceeding 35 kW and a power-to-weight ratio not exceeding 0.2 kW/kg. The motorcycle must not be derived from a vehicle with more than double its power.

Motorcycle covered by category A2
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What should you do when branches or debris are blowing onto the road?

96. What should you do when branches or debris are blowing onto the road?

Drive over smaller debris if it appears harmless.
✓ Slow down and avoid hazards safely.
Change lanes immediately without reducing speed.
Maintain speed and steer around them when necessary.

Wind can blow unexpected obstacles onto the road. Reduce speed and avoid them safely.

Wind-blown branches and debris on a road
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What is the safest way to cross the road with a child?

97. What is the safest way to cross the road with a child?

Ask them to decide when it is safe to cross.
✓ Hold their hand and keep them close.
Let them run once the first lane is clear.
Let them walk slightly ahead of you.

Children can be unpredictable near traffic. Keep them close and guide them safely across the road.

Adult holding a child's hand while crossing the road
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Why can bridges be dangerous in strong winds?

98. Why can bridges be dangerous in strong winds?

Vehicles require more engine power on bridges.
Steering works less effectively above water.
✓ They are often exposed to stronger gusts.
Bridge lighting makes it harder to judge speed.

Bridges are often open and exposed, allowing strong winds to affect vehicles more suddenly.

Exposed bridge in strong wind
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What should cyclists do when passing pedestrians on a shared path?

99. What should cyclists do when passing pedestrians on a shared path?

✓ Slow down, give warning, and leave enough space.
Pass closely if there is not enough room.
Pass quickly before they change direction.
Assume they will hear you approaching.

Pedestrians may change direction unexpectedly. A warning and safe passing distance reduce the risk of a collision.

Cyclist passing pedestrians on a shared path
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What is the main purpose of a motorway emergency lane or hard shoulder?

100. What is the main purpose of a motorway emergency lane or hard shoulder?

✓ For emergencies and breakdowns.
For stopping to check directions.
For allowing faster vehicles to pass.
For overtaking slow-moving traffic.

A motorway emergency lane or hard shoulder is primarily intended for emergencies and breakdowns, not normal driving. In some places it may be opened temporarily as a traffic lane when signs or signals specifically permit this.

Motorway hard shoulder beside the traffic lanes
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