A triangular warning sign shows a windsock. What does it warn of?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. A risk of strong crosswinds
- Step 1: A windsock is a symbol for wind direction and strength. Step 2. Hold the steering wheel firmly, especially if you are in a high-sided vehicle. Answer: A risk of strong crosswinds. Why not the others: Airfields use an aeroplane symbol, and weather stations and fog use other signs.
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