Car permit · Guide signs
Airport: How should you interpret this sign?
Correct answer: It points the way to an airport.
Answer options
- AIt warns of low-flying aircraft ahead
- BIt warns of a no-fly zone ahead
- CIt points the way to an airport Correct
Why
An airplane outline on a green guide sign directs travelers to a nearby airport. Warnings about hazards on the road ahead use yellow signs, not green ones.
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Topic: Guide signs License: Car permit
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