In Hungarian road traffic rules, how must a driver navigate an intersection controlled by a police officer with right arm extended straight forward?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Traffic approaching the officer's back and right side must stop
- Step 1: An officer with right arm extended forward signals: traffic from behind and from the right must stop; traffic from the front may turn right; traffic from the left may proceed in any direction. Answer: Traffic approaching the officer's back and right side must stop. Why not the others: Specific crossing lanes are permitted as defined by the officer's stance.
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