A sign is an inverted triangle with a red border and a white centre. What does it tell you to do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Give way to traffic on the major road
- Step 1: The inverted triangle is used for one regulatory sign only. Step 2. You must give way, but you need not stop when the way is clear. Answer: Give way to traffic on the major road. Why not the others: A full stop is shown by the octagon, hazards use upright triangles, and keeping left is shown by a blue circle.
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