In Austrian road traffic signage and signals, what does the warning sign showing a windsock signify?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Seitenwind (danger of sudden strong crosswinds)
- Step 1: Sign 50/14 warns of strong lateral crosswinds, commonly found on viaduct bridges and when emerging from forest cuts or tunnels. Answer: Seitenwind (danger of sudden strong crosswinds). Why not the others: Flugplatz (low-flying aircraft landing strip nearby), Wetterstation (meteorological observatory zone) and Wirbelsturm (hurricane warning emergency siren) do not reflect Austrian signage regulations.
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