What does this rule or driving tip mean? Trams often travel in the middle of the road or alongside stops. That is why a tram may also be overtaken on the right. But this exception is not a free pass: passengers, narrow space, and crossing traffic can make the maneuver unsafe. How to apply this safely Pay attention to doors and waiting passengers at the stop. Check whether the space on the right is actually a lane. Adjust your speed when your view past the tram is limited. Driving lesson and exam tip At a tram stop, waiting is often the best choice. First look at where passengers need to walk before deciding to pass. Remember: You may overtake a tram on the right, but only when passengers, space, and the road layout make it safe. View the source: RVV 1990, article 11.
Bron: RVV 1990, artikel 11
