Visual explanation · Limited-view junction
The hidden approach changes your speed
Question recap: A hedge hides traffic from the right at an unsigned junction.
Correct answer
Slow early enough to stop as the view opens.
Why this is correct
You do not need to imagine a hidden vehicle as a fact. You do need to leave time to respond if a vehicle appears.
Reduce speed early and keep a suitable position. Whether you need to stop depends on the view and traffic, rather than a rule to stop at every unsigned junction.
Visual breakdown
What the examiner checks
Approach speed
View to the right
Priority judgementCommon mistake
Waiting for a hazard to appear before adapting the approach.
Related DTD content
Understand this situation
3.6 Priority to the right. Use this section to prepare a concrete practice point for your next lesson.
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Learning basis: CBR Rijprocedure B, July 2026, 3.3 Junction approach and visibility, printed page 27. CBR source and current editions. The labels above are DTD’s plain-English explanation of this scene. The illustration is a learning scene; follow the actual road layout, signs and traffic. DTD is independent and is not endorsed by CBR.