In Moldovan road signage rules, what does the warning sign displaying a percentage gradient such as 10% on a downward slope signify?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Dangerous steep descent ahead requiring engine braking
- Step 1: Sign 1.14 (Dangerous descent / Coborâre periculoasă) warns of a steep downhill slope where stopping distances increase significantly. Answer: Dangerous steep descent ahead requiring engine braking. Why not the others: Steep ascent is read from left to right as an upward ramp (sign 1.13).
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