Question 1354 · Truck theory test
In the event of a breakdown or incident on a regional road, how should the driver warn following traffic?
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Correct answer
Place a red warning triangle on the road a short distance back from the vehicle involved.
Official explanation
If your vehicle breaks down, or is involved in an incident, place a red warning triangle on the road, far enough from the incident to give following traffic adequate warning.
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- Managing risk · Incidents and Collisions
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