In Moldovan road signage rules, what does a red-bordered warning sign with a depiction of flying loose gravel indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Loose chipping or gravel on the carriageway that may be thrown up by tyres
- Step 1: Sign 1.17 (Loose gravel / Împroșcare cu pietriș) warns that vehicle tyres may eject loose stones, endangering following traffic and pedestrians. Answer: Loose chipping or gravel on the carriageway that may be thrown up by tyres. Why not the others: Rockfalls from cliffs are indicated by tumbling stones down a slope (sign 1.19).
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