In Hungarian road traffic rules, what vehicle condition allows towing with a rigid tow bar (vontatórúd)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Steering must be operational; service brakes may be defective if bar holds vehicle
- Step 1: With a rigid tow bar, braking forces are transferred to the towing vehicle, but the towed car must still have functional steering (unless supported by a dolly). Answer: Steering must be operational; service brakes may be defective if bar holds vehicle. Why not the others: Without functional steering, the vehicle cannot follow the towing path.
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