het ruiterpad

ROY-ter-patIPA [ˈrœytərpɑt]

mv. ruiterpaden

Translation

bridleway

A path meant only for riders on horseback, indicated by sign G9 and ended by sign G10. Art. 8 lid 1 obliges riders to use the bridleway; where there is none they use the verge or the carriageway (art. 8 lid 2). For a car driver that means two things: a horse can appear alongside a bridleway, and where the path stops the rider joins the carriageway. Sign C9 conversely shuts riders out of a road.

How it sounds in the exam

Waar rijdt een ruiter als er geen ruiterpad is?

Where does a rider go when there is no bridleway?

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