1.1

Can identify and explain the risks to the driver and the co-road user (s) caused by the properties and condition of the vehicles, and how the driver's behaviour can be reconciled to them.

V

1.3

Can appoint and explain how factors such as fatigue, physical and mental condition, driving experience and the use of alcohol, drugs and medicines affect the human behaviour when driving a motor vehicle.

B

1.5

Can appoint and explain the risks due to road, sight and weather conditions and how the behaviour should be adjusted accordingly.

This concerns risks arising from or as a result of:

-Road conditions:

○ paths of roads,

○ the nature of the ground;

○ Treat;

○ Berm;

○ bridges and viaducts;

○ target group strips (e.g. bus lane and bus lane, bicycle lane, agricultural pass port);

○ inherits;

○ accident rates of different types of road;

○ obstacles;

○ Speed inhibitors;

○ railway crossings;

○ Rail formation;

○ (temporary) marking;

○ condition of the ground;

○ Tunnels;

○ Exits;

○ residence areas;

○ cant;

○ weaving machines;

○ Roads:

♦ Inherited Access Paths /area Excluded Road;

♦ inside/out of the builtup bowl.

○ Road layout.

-Visual conditions:

○ Built-up/vegetation;

○ darkness;

○ public lighting;

○ reflection;

○ shading;

○ Dusk;

○ sunlight;

○ vehicle lighting.

-Weather conditions:

○ precipitation (e.g. freezing rain, snow, rain, hail);

○ misses;

○ frost;

○ wind.

B

2.1

Can appoint the place and the use of the road by all road users.

F

2.3

Can name the rules with respect to speed.

This is the following:

-general speed rule ( Art. 19 Regulations on traffic and traffic signs 1990 (RVV 1990) );

-maximum speeds within the built-up area,

-maximum speeds outside built-up areas.

F

2.5

Can name the rules with regard to giving signs and signals.

This is the following:

-indicate direction,

-signals which must, and may be, used for the use of imminent danger;

-signals from advance vehicles,

-prohibition of signalling;

-flashing warning light/danger triangle.

F

2.7

Can the rules be appointed with regard to the exemption scheme for LBT (agricultural or forestry tractors) and MMBS ' and (motor vehicles with limited speed).

This is the following:

-exceeding the maximum permissible dimensions and mass;

-closed declarations,

-the content and terms of the derogation (reference RDW);

-body responsible for the issue of the waiver (the road manager)

-where the waiver is to be retained.

F

3.1

Can name the behavior and the rules at intersections.

This is the following:

-priority provision,

-block an intersection;

-hardened/unhard;

-Consider it.

B

3.3

Can appoint and apply the rules when it comes to the other traffic.

B

4.2

May appoint the meaning of traffic lights, road signs and traffic signs, and may appoint the behaviour and conduct rules that are advised, commandments, or prohibitions.

F

5.1

May appoint the permanent and operating requirements to satisfy a motor vehicle and a trailer, and which technical aspects of the motor vehicle are relevant to the driver for their safe use.

This is the following:

The permanent requirements shall be:

-Vehicle identification number (VIN),

-construction plate,

-dimensions,

-axle loads and masses;

-tyres;

-braking deceleration;

-mirrors and field of vision,

-sharp and excellent parts,

-compulsory lamps;

-marker lamps and retro-reflecting devices and markings;

-amber retroreflectors/side-marker lamps;

-flashing, flashing or flashing lamps;

-coupling device,

-Towing face front.

The usage requirements:

-interchangeable equipment;

-number of trailers,

-sufficient view of load;

-cargo charge,

-sharp and excellent parts,

-locking retractable parts,

-length of assembly;

-dimensions with load and marking of cargo,

-dimensions with interchangeable equipment and marking,

-height with load,

-load under steered axle;

-total mass, maximum laden axle load,

-brake delay assembly;

-coupled brake pedals;

-red retroreflector in shape truncated triangle.

Provisions relating to modifications of the vehicle's construction.

F

6.1

May appoint the relevant provisions of the traffic legislation.

-general safety article,

-leave of place of accident;

-controlling under influence;

-driving with invalid driving licence;

-denial;

-driving with an advanced driving licence;

-driving during a suspension of the driving licence,

-ban contest on the road;

-prohibit use of another vehicle;

-warrant cooperation of breath testing,

-driving licence lamp;

-access to documents;

-injury or death by debt;

-responsibility for damage in the event of an accident;

-liability for weaker traffic participants,

-prohibit driving on the road in connection with technical defects/damage.

Rules on traffic regulations and traffic signs 1990 (RVV 1990) :

-Concepts

Vehicle control :

-vehicle definitions (basic knowledge master category):

○ Agricultural or forestry tractor (European category T);

○ motor vehicle with reduced speed;

○ Trailer and interchangeable towed machinery (European categories R and S).

-mass in running order for vehicles of the vehicle category T,

-interchangeable equipment;

-vehicle of vehicle category T.

F

7.2

Can determine which type of engine oil should be used.

See instruction booklet of the motor vehicle.

F

7.4

Can optimise the use of the power transmission of the motor vehicle.

This is a performance chart that includes:

-torque;

-ability;

-specific fuel consumption;

-gear ratios;

-optimal use speed counter.

B

7.6

Can designate the types of coupling mechanisms between the LBT (agricultural or forestry tractor)/MMBS (motor vehicle with limited speed) and trailer and its measures.

F

7.8

May, given a situation, recognize defects and name the measures associated with them.

F

9.2

The main causes of traffic accidents and the involvement of LBT's (agricultural and forestry tractors) and MMBS ' and (limited-speed motor vehicles) can be appointed.

This is the following:

Vehicle safety:

-the visibility of the driver,

-the recognisability of the vehicles in the dark,

-the permissible and actual width of the vehicles in relation to the width of the road;

-the impact aggressiveness of the vehicles.

Drivers:

-the expectation of drivers of these vehicles that other road users take into account the limitations of the vehicle,

-the speed with which drivers of these vehicles are travelling in relation to the maximum speed applicable to them;

-the non-or insufficient shifting of equipment.

Infrastructure

-there is often insufficient infrastructure measures;

-the permissible and actual width of these vehicles in relation to the width of the road.

F

9.4

Can explain what measures are to be taken in the event of a traffic accident or bad luck.

This is the following:

-personal security;

-other people's safety;

-highlight;

-emergency response of the emergency services and stakeholders;

-secure the location of the accident;

-may take the necessary measures based on knowledge of the basic principles of initial aid;

-completion of the European claim form or the accident app (mobielharmmelden.nl),

-use of the hazard triangle;

-use of the warning lamps;

-providing assistance to the victim (s)

B

9.6

Can identify any liabilities that exist with regard to the technique, maintenance and control of the vehicle

This concerns matters such as:

-business security (e.g. fuses),

-road safety (e.g. lamp lamps).

F

10.1

May explain the forces and refuges occurring during the load-laden operation.

This is the following:

-the forces operating on a vehicle and/or charge,

-the load-sharing of the load floor,

-the centre of gravity, stability, tipping point, inter alia, in the case of transport of e.g. liquids, etc.;

-the brakes on the brakes (among other scissors).

B

10.3

Can explain how to properly load and get sifted.

B