What is the purpose of a warning triangle?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. To warn others of a stopped vehicle
- Step 1: The warning triangle is placed behind a vehicle that has broken down or been in an accident to warn other drivers.
Answer
To warn others of a stopped vehicle.
Why not the others: To show the speed limit on the road, To mark a parking space on the road and To signal a left turn to other drivers don't fit.
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