Where should you place a warning triangle when your vehicle breaks down on a normal road?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Far enough behind the vehicle for others to see it in time
- Step 1: The triangle must be visible from a distance so that others can slow down.
- Step 2: On bends or hills it is placed further back.
Answer
Far enough behind the vehicle for others to see it in time.
Why not the others: Under the vehicle where it is protected, in front of the vehicle on the roadway and on the roof of the vehicle so it is seen don't fit.
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