What learner drivers get wrong most in Voorrah!
In short: The mistake learners make most in Voorrah! is not giving way to traffic from the right: 29% of 154 learners (45) failed at least one drive for it, and it ended 31% of all failed drives. Next come leaving the route, hitting a bollard in a narrow street and driving far too fast.
The mistakes that end a drive
In Voorrah! a serious mistake ends the lesson; in the exam, a serious error can make you fail. Of the 773 lesson drives that were finished or ended by a mistake, 310 ended early. This is what ended them:
| Mistake | Learners | (of 154) | Failed drives | The rule |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Did not give way to traffic from the right | 29% | 45 | 31% | Priority to the right |
| Left the route the instructor asked for | 27% | 41 | 17% | — |
| Hit a bollard or post | 23% | 35 | 15% | First drive in Amsterdam |
| Drove far over the speed limit | 11% | 17 | 6% | First drive in Amsterdam |
| Hit another road user | 6% | 10 | 7% | — |
| Did not give way at shark teeth | 5% | 7 | 2% | Shark teeth |
| Drove into a one-way street the wrong way | 5% | 7 | 3% | — |
Learners: of the 154 learners who finished or failed at least one drive, the share (and number) who failed at least once for this mistake. Failed drives: the share of the 310 drives this mistake ended.
First try, per lesson
| Lesson | Learners | Passed the first drive |
|---|---|---|
| 1. First drive in Amsterdam | 153 | 61% |
| 2. Priority to the right | 81 | 56% |
Priority to the right looks simple on paper: at a junction without signs, shark teeth or lights, traffic from the right goes first (RVV 1990, art. 15 lid 1), and a tram goes first too (lid 2). On the road it is easy to miss, because Amsterdam’s side streets look like they have less right of way. Usually they do not: unless there are shark teeth, a sign, or the car comes out of an exit over a kerb or pavement (an uitrit, art. 54), the car from the right goes first. Read the rule.
How these numbers are counted
- Period: 1 October 2026 to 1 November 2026. Drives in the game’s lessons, on phones and computers.
- A learner is one browser, counted once. No names or accounts are used; our own test browsers and automatic link checkers are left out.
- Most drives are in the first, free lessons, so later rules (roundabouts, the motorway) are not in these numbers yet.
- This is a game, not the CBR exam. For the exam’s own results, see the CBR.
Questions people ask
What is the most common mistake of learner drivers in Voorrah!?
The mistake learners make most in Voorrah! is not giving way to traffic from the right: 29% of 154 learners (45) failed at least one drive for it, and it ended 31% of all failed drives. Period: 1 October 2026 to 1 November 2026.
How many learners pass the priority-to-the-right lesson the first time?
56% of 81 learners passed their first drive of lesson 2, “Priority to the right” (no mistake that ended it).
Are these the CBR’s exam results?
No. These are drives in a practice game, mostly in its first free lessons. The CBR publishes its own exam results; a game drive is not an exam.