Driving theory questions
Which colours do most warning signs have?
Dangerous curve ahead (A1)
”The sign indicates a dangerous curve and its direction.”
Uneven road ahead (A8)
”The sign indicates bumps or damage to the road which make it appropriate to travel at a lower speed than what would otherwise be the case.”
Falling rocks or debris ahead (A12)
”The sign indicates a risk of falling rocks and that there may be fallen rocks on the road. The symbol is adapted to the conditions of the location.”
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