In Hungarian road traffic signs, what does a triangular warning sign showing a car falling off a quay into water indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Unprotected quayside, river bank, or canal edge along the road ahead
- Step 1: This sign warns that the road leads toward or runs alongside an unprotected body of water, posing a risk of driving into water in poor visibility. Answer: Unprotected quayside, river bank, or canal edge along the road ahead. Why not the others: A ferry crossing shows a boat silhouette; this sign warns of an unprotected water edge.
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