Your vehicle breaks down on a very narrow road. Where should you place a red warning triangle? Mark one answer
A Behind the vehicle, on the nearside verge or footpath
B Behind the vehicle, on the offside of the road
C In front of the vehicle, in the middle of the road
D In front of the vehicle, on the offside verge or footpath
Answer:A
Your vehicle breaks down on a very narrow road. Where should you place a red warning triangle? Mark one answer
A Behind the vehicle, on the nearside verge or footpath B Behind the vehicle, on the offside of the road C In front of the vehicle, in the middle of the road D In front of the vehicle, on the offside verge or footpath
Explanation: Normally, you should place your warning triangle on the same side of the road as your vehicle, and at least 45 metres (147 feet) behind it. On a very narrow road, the triangle itself could be a hazard and is best placed off the road but in a clearly visible position. Don't place a warning triangle on a motorway.