In Hungarian road traffic signs, what does a single St. Andrew's Cross (Andráskereszt) sign at a railway crossing indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Railway level crossing with a single track; trains have absolute priority
- Step 1: A single red-and-white X-shaped cross indicates a crossing over a single railway track. Answer: Railway level crossing with a single track; trains have absolute priority. Why not the others: Multiple tracks are marked by a St. Andrew's cross with an inverted chevron underneath.
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