Exam topic 12 of 18
Level crossings
What the Belgian category-B theory exam expects you to know about level crossings, and what RoadReady holds on it: 10 short lessons and 56 practice questions, each with a full explanation. Try one of them below, then study the rest in the app.
What is in this topic
- 10lessons
- 56practice questions
- 8heavy-fault questions
One question, worked through
A real-style question from this topic, with its full explanation. Take your time here; on the day you will have 15 seconds.
Heavy fault · 5 points
A half barrier closes your side of the road but the other side is clear. May you drive round it?
The answer
C — No, the barriers are still closed
Why
Art. 20.3, 1° forbids going onto the crossing while the barriers are closed. The half barrier leaves the opposite side clear as an escape route, not as a way in.
Why not
- A The ban does not depend on what you can see.
- B It is open so that a vehicle caught on the crossing can drive off it.
- D The code attaches no waiting time to the ban.
Source: KB of 1 December 1975 (Belgian Highway Code), art. 20.3, 1°; KB of 30 September 2005, art. 4, 4°
How this topic works in RoadReady
Every lesson in this topic is a short read built around the pictures the real questions use, and every practice question ends the same way as the one above: why the right answer is right, and why each other option is wrong. A mock exam draws on all of it, scored exactly like the real thing — 50 questions, 15 seconds each, five points for a heavy fault — and your readiness figure tells you honestly when this topic is done.
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