de autosnelweg
[ˈʌutoːsnɛlʋɛx]
mv. autosnelwegen
Translation
motorway
A road beginning at sign G1 and ending at G2. By law 130 km/h applies here under art. 21, but almost the entire network is signed 100 during the day — and the sign overrides the default.
How it sounds in the exam
Bromfietsen en snorfietsen mogen niet op de autosnelweg rijden.
Mopeds may not ride on the motorway.
Do not confuse it with
Related terms
Signs using this term
- G01 Motorway
- G02 End of motorway
- G03 Expressway
- K01 Low decision signpost along a motorway for the through direction, with intercity destinations and motorway route number
- K02 Advance signpost along a motorway for the exit direction, with distance, exit number, destinations, airport reference and non-motorway route number
- K03 Decision signpost along a motorway towards a service area, with the name of the car park and symbols for the facilities
- K04 High decision signpost along a motorway with lane panel for the through direction and branch panel for the exit, with destinations, motorway numbers and European routes
- K05 Advance signpost along a non-motorway, with destinations, route numbers, viaduct symbol and industrial estate indication
- K06 Decision signpost along a non-motorway with destinations and route number
- K07 Signpost for cyclists and mopeds (fingerpost), with local and intercity destinations and cycle route numbers
- K08 Signpost for cyclists and mopeds (stacked board), with destinations and one reachable by an alternative route
- K09 Diversion. Measure shown on an advance signpost along a non-motorway
- K10 Advance signpost inside a built-up area with intercity and local destinations, a recreation centre, objects and city route numbers
- K11 Lane selection on a non-motorway. Board with destinations, route numbers and a motorway reference
- K12 District signpost inside a built-up area, with district names
- K13 District signpost inside a built-up area, with district numbers
- K14 Route for the transport of certain dangerous goods
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