In Albanian road signage rules, what does a triangular sign showing a steep downhill gradient (e.g. 10%) signify?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. A dangerous steep descent requiring engine braking in a lower gear
- Step 1: Under the Albanian Highway Code (Kodi Rrugor), Downward gradients increase braking distance and risk brake fade. Answer: A dangerous steep descent requiring engine braking in a lower gear. Why not the others: A dangerous steep uphill climb requiring acceleration does not represent the statutory Albanian traffic regulation.
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