In Moldovan road signage rules, what warning is given by three red diagonal stripes slanting down towards the carriageway on a white rectangular post?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Approach marker placed 150 to 300 metres before a railway crossing
- Step 1: Sign 1.4.1 (with 3 stripes) marks the first warning point, located 150-300 metres before a railway level crossing. Answer: Approach marker placed 150 to 300 metres before a railway crossing. Why not the others: Two stripes denote 100 metres (1.4.2), and one stripe denotes 50 metres (1.4.3).
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