Where to ride, where to park
All the lessons in this theme, written from the Belgian highway code. 📖
📚 Lessons · 6 lessons
- 1Speed on a moped: your ceiling is your class25 or 45 km/h depending on your moped's class: maximum speeds, 30 and 20 zones, and the real risk of derestriction in Belgium.Read the lesson
- 2Cycle path or carriageway: where to ride depending on your classClass A or B moped: when the cycle path is compulsory, when you must stay on the carriageway, and the roads that are off-limits to you in Belgium.Read the lesson
- 3No entry, access prohibited: where you cannot goC1, C3, C9 and F19: recognising access prohibitions on a moped, and why "except cyclists" gives you no rights at all.Read the lesson
- 4Obligations: blue arrows, D7 and arrows on the roadD1, D5 and D7 signs on a moped: following the compulsory direction, the compulsory roundabout and the cycle path with its additional panels.Read the lesson
- 5Parking your moped: where it's allowed, where it's forbiddenStopping and parking on a moped: the off-the-carriageway rule, the 5, 15 and 20 metre distances, and the E1 and E3 signs you must not mix up.Read the lesson
- 6Positioning yourself to turn: the 3-step methodTurning right or left on a moped: signal, take the right position on the carriageway and give way — the method expected at the AM exam.Read the lesson