In Danish road signs and markings, what does Warning Sign A23 (showing gravel flying from car tires) mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Loose chippings: risk of loose stones being hurled by tires
- Step 1: Sign A23 warns of loose gravel or newly sealed bitumen surfaces; drivers must expand following distances to protect windscreens and paintwork from damage. Answer: Loose chippings: risk of loose stones being hurled by tires. Why not the others: Unpaved roads use text plates, quarries use commercial notices, and falling rocks use sign A24 showing boulders tumbling.
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