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Det Hollandske Greb - har hollænderne igennem flere årtier — som led i køreskole-undervisningen — lært vordende bilister en alternativ måde at åbne sin bildør på. Metoden involverer ganske enkelt, at føreren af bilen åbner sin dør med højre i stedet for venstre hånd. Denne ganske lille ændring betyder, at kroppen roteres over mod døren, og at bilisten derfor næsten uundvigeligt kommer til at kigge ud på vejbanen og i sit sidespejl øjeblikket før døren åbnes. Og dét betyder, at bilisten mindes om at kigge efter passerende cyklister, inden døren åbnes. The Dutch Reach:“…for several decades, in the course of driving school classes, the Dutch have taught car drivers an alternative way of opening their car doors. x “The method simply involves the driver of the car opening his door with the right instead of the left hand. This tiny change means that the body is rotating towards the door and that the driver will therefore almost inevitably look out onto the roadway and in his side mirror just before the door opens. x And that means the driver is reminded to look for passing cyclists before opening the door.”

Klik på billedet for at forstørre. | Click image to enlarge. Danish radio magazine explains the Dutch way to avoid dooring crashes. It reports the hand swap has been taught for decades by NL driving instructors and used to pass the licensing exam. Det hollandske greb, Christian Vemb, Magasinet KBH, February 20, 2017.