You break down on a dual carriageway. How far behind your vehicle should you place a red warning triangle? Mark one answer
A 125 metres (408 feet)
B 150 metres (490 feet)
C 45 metres (147 feet)
D 90 metres (294 feet)
Answer:C
You break down on a dual carriageway. How far behind your vehicle should you place a red warning triangle? Mark one answer
A 125 metres (408 feet) B 150 metres (490 feet) C 45 metres (147 feet) D 90 metres (294 feet)
Explanation: Always carry an advance warning triangle, or other permitted warning device, in your vehicle. Use it to warn other road users if your vehicle has broken down or there's been an incident. You're advised to place it about 45 metres (147 feet) behind the vehicle, on the same side of the road. You may need to place it further back if the vehicle is hidden by, for example, a bend, hill or dip in the road. Never attempt to place any warning device on a motorway.