In Hungarian road traffic signs, what does a triangular warning sign displaying loose stones flying from a tyre signify?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Loose chippings or gravel on the road surface (Kőszóródás)
- Step 1: Loose chippings warn of flying stone hazard thrown up by tyres, requiring increased following distance to protect windshields. Answer: Loose chippings or gravel on the road surface (Kőszóródás). Why not the others: Falling rocks show falling stones from a cliff; this pictogram shows gravel kicked up by wheels.
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