In Hungarian road traffic signs, what does an auxiliary plate below a priority sign showing a thick bent line and thin straight lines indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The priority road changes direction following the path of the thick line
- Step 1: The auxiliary plate shows junction geometry where the thick stripe indicates the continuing priority road direction, and thin stripes represent subordinate roads. Answer: The priority road changes direction following the path of the thick line. Why not the others: The thick stripe marks the priority route; vehicles leaving it or on thin lines must yield accordingly.
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