In Hungarian road traffic signs, what does a blue rectangular sign displaying a house, tree, car, and playing children mark?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Beginning of a residential-recreational zone (Lakó-pihenő övezet, max 20 km/h)
- Step 1: 'Lakó-pihenő övezet' designates a living street with a 20 km/h ceiling where pedestrians may use the full width and children may play. Answer: Beginning of a residential-recreational zone (Lakó-pihenő övezet, max 20 km/h). Why not the others: A pedestrian precinct shows only walking figures without a car; living zones allow resident cars at 20 km/h.
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