In Ukrainian road signs, what does a triangular sign depicting a windsock indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Side wind (bokovyy viter): danger of strong crosswinds on exposed bridges or embankments
- Step 1: Under Ukrainian Traffic Regulations (PDR), Sign 1.17 alerts drivers to sudden lateral wind gusts that can destabilise cars. Answer: Side wind (bokovyy viter): danger of strong crosswinds on exposed bridges or embankments. Why not the others: A meteorological weather monitoring station does not match the standardized Ukrainian signage and marking rules.
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