In Hungarian road traffic rules, where must a warning triangle be placed behind a broken-down car inside built-up areas (lakott területen)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. At least 15 to 25 metres behind the vehicle, or on the vehicle roof
- Step 1: Inside built-up areas where traffic speeds are lower (50 km/h), placing the triangle 15 to 25 metres behind (or on the vehicle roof) provides sufficient warning. Answer: At least 15 to 25 metres behind the vehicle, or on the vehicle roof. Why not the others: Lower urban speeds require shorter warning distances without obstructing junctions.
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