In Hungarian road traffic signs, what does a triangular warning sign displaying a windsock silhouette signify?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Frequent strong crosswinds or sudden gusts across open bridges or viaducts
- Step 1: The windsock pictogram warns of dangerous sudden side gusts, especially when exiting tunnels or driving across elevated viaducts. Answer: Frequent strong crosswinds or sudden gusts across open bridges or viaducts. Why not the others: Strong crosswinds destabilize high-sided vehicles, caravans, and motorcycles.
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