Safe DrivingPregunta 51 de 120
You must stop on the shoulder of a divided highway because of a mechanical problem. Where do you place your warning devices?
a.All three within 10 feet of the vehicle
b.One at 50 feet and two at 500 feet
c.Only one, directly behind the vehicle
d.One within 10 feet of the rear, one about 100 feet back, and one about 200 feet back toward approaching traffic
Explicación
On a divided or one-way roadway the triangles go at roughly 10, 100, and 200 feet behind the vehicle facing approaching traffic, and they must be placed within 10 minutes. Bunching them at the vehicle, using only one, or the 50 and 500 foot spacing does not give approaching drivers proper warning.
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