In Austrian traffic rules (StVO/KFG), how far behind a disabled car should the warning triangle be placed in a built-up area (Ortsgebiet)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Approximately 50 metres
- Step 1: In urban built-up areas with slower speed limits (50 km/h), a placement distance of around 50 metres behind the vehicle provides adequate warning. Answer: Approximately 50 metres. Why not the others: Approximately 10 metres, Approximately 20 metres and Approximately 100 metres do not reflect statutory Austrian regulations.
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