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Alcohol, phones, lights and fatigue: the rules you really need to know.
These questions are about you as a driver and your car. They seem logical, but the exam often asks about exact limits.
Know the numbers and the exceptions, and you'll score easy points here.
Need to know
- As a novice driver you may have no more than 0.2 per mille of alcohol in your blood.
- Holding a phone while driving is prohibited, even when you're stopped at a red light.
- Everyone in the car wears a seatbelt, in the back too.
- Your tyre tread must be at least 1.6 millimetres.
- You may use the rear fog light when fog or snow limits your visibility to less than 50 metres.
Test yourself: safe driving
Free, no account needed. With an explanation for every answer.
This is how it appears in the exam. Read carefully whether a question is about a novice driver. Stricter alcohol rules apply to them.
Frequently asked questions
How much can you drink as a novice driver?
You may have a maximum of 0.2 per mille alcohol in your blood. In practice that means: don't drink if you're driving.
Can you pick up your phone at a red light?
No. Even when you're stationary in traffic you may not hold your phone.
When do you switch off your full beam?
When there's oncoming traffic and when you're driving right behind another car.
Read more
- Alcohol en rijden: de regels voor beginners
- Telefoon in de auto: wat mag wel en niet?
- Verlichting: dimlicht, grootlicht en mistlampen