A circular sign has a red ring and a vertical double-headed arrow with a number such as 3.5 m. What does it mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. A maximum height limit
- Step 1: Arrows between two points show a measured dimension, and the red ring makes it a limit. Step 2. Vertical arrows give the height limit, while horizontal arrows would give the width. Answer: A maximum height limit. Why not the others: A minimum height does not exist, depth warnings use gauge boards, and weight limits use a number with a 't'.
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