In Finnish road signs and markings, what does the triangular warning sign with flying stones (Sign A11: Irtokiviä) indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Loose gravel or chippings on the road surface
- Step 1: Sign A11 warns of loose aggregate that can damage windshields or reduce grip, urging increased following distance. Answer: Loose gravel or chippings on the road surface. Why not the others: Falling rock risk is depicted by rocks tumbling down a slope (A12).
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