In Austrian vehicle safety and driving technique, what distance separates consecutive roadside delineator posts (Leitpflöcke) on straight Austrian roads?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Approximately 50 metres
- Step 1: On straight sections outside built-up areas, delineator posts are placed at regular 50-metre intervals, serving as a reliable visual gauge for following distance. Answer: Approximately 50 metres. Why not the others: Approximately 20 metres, Approximately 100 metres and Approximately 15 metres do not reflect Austrian technical safety guidelines.
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