A driver has pulled over onto the nearside verge of a two-way rural road after their vehicle becomes disabled. If they choose to set out a portable warning triangle to alert approaching traffic, which guideline must be followed?
- APosition the triangle on the roof of the disabled vehicle while leaving main beam headlights illuminated.
- Place the triangle at least 45 metres (147 feet) behind the vehicle on the same side of the road.Cevap
- CPlace the triangle on the centre line of the road approximately 10 metres ahead of the vehicle.
- DPosition the triangle on the opposite verge facing oncoming traffic to warn drivers travelling in both directions.
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Place the triangle at least 45 metres (147 feet) behind the vehicle on the same side of the road.
According to The Highway Code (Rule 274), when a vehicle is broken down on a standard road, an advance warning triangle should be placed at least 45 metres (147 feet) behind the vehicle on the same side of the road. This provides oncoming traffic from behind with sufficient time and distance to react and slow down safely.
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Placement and minimum distance requirements for deploying an advance warning triangle on standard UK roads.
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