Change the way some directions are explained in Dutch
It is confusing when the voice says on a highway: 'Rechts aanhouden' while meaning to TURN right. 'Rechts aanhouden' or 'links aanhouden' means: go straight ahead but stay on the (right or left) side you are on (without turning in a street almost 90°).
On small roads this is ok: turning into a street = 'Neem de afslag'
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Moozer
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It is confusing when the voice says on a highway: 'Rechts aanhouden' while meaning to TURN right. 'Rechts aanhouden' or 'links aanhouden' means: go straight ahead but stay on the side you are on (without turning in a street almost 90°).
On small roads this is ok. -
Moozer
commented
It is confusing when the voice says on a highway: 'Rechts aanhouden' while meaning to TURN right. 'Rechts aanhouden' or 'links aanhouden' means: go straight ahead but stay on the side you are on (without turning in a street almost 90°).
On small roads this is ok. -
RonLexus
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Please repair