In Lithuanian traffic rules (KET), what does a triangular road sign with a red border and an exclamation mark (sign 137 'Other Dangers') signify?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. A hazardous road section with other unspecified dangers
- Step 1: Sign 137 warns drivers of hazards (such as new road layout or unusual danger) not covered by specific symbols. Answer: A hazardous road section with other unspecified dangers. Why not the others: It does not mandate stopping, and residential zones are marked by rectangular blue signs.
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