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Electric vehicles in cold weather
Electric vehicles (EVs) can be impacted by cold weather. Here are some key factors to consider:
Battery Performance: Cold temperatures can temporarily reduce battery capacity, leading to shorter dri...
read more When should you indicate when moving off?
You should always signal before you start moving. If you find yourself in a situation, like the one in the picture, where you cannot start right away, you should not indicate. The correct procedure is...
read more Side mirrors
The exterior mirrors, commonly known as side mirrors, are mounted on the sides of a vehicle, typically on the doors or sometimes on the front fenders. They play a crucial role in helping the driver mo...
read more Illness and fatigue while driving
Driving while tired or unwell poses a significant risk to both the driver and other traffic participants.
When you are fatigued or ill, your reaction time, alertness, and judgment may be impaired, le...
read more Pedestrian safety in the dark on unpaved roads
When walking on unpaved roads, it’s crucial to take safety precautions, especially after dark.
As a pedestrian, always walk on the left side of the road. This positioning allows you to see oncoming t...
read more How far does the low beam shine?
Most new cars on the road today have headlights that illuminate the road beyond the legally required distance of 30 meters for low beam. However, it remains a legal requirement that low beam headlight...
read more The default speed limits
The standard speed limits in the Netherlands are 50 km/h in built-up areas, 80 km/h outside built-up areas, 100 km/h on motorways (autowegen) and 100 km/h from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. and 130 km/h from 7 p.m...
read more Jaywalking
In New York City, jaywalking has been decriminalized as of February 2024, after the City Council passed a law repealing the previous penalties for crossing the street outside crosswalks or against red...
read more De vuistregel
As driver or passanger, you can quickly and easily check whether the distance to the vehicle in front is large enough. The rule of thumb is the name and quite literally you use your thumb to check the...
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