In Hungarian road traffic rules, what is the consequence of failing to remove snow and ice from vehicle windows before driving?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Severely restricted visibility violating safety rules, punishable by police fines
- Step 1: Driving with iced or snow-covered windows ('peephole driving') or heavy snow on the roof violates safety requirements and attracts police penalties. Answer: Severely restricted visibility violating safety rules, punishable by police fines. Why not the others: All glass surfaces, lights, and roof snow must be cleared before moving.
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