Car permit · Warning signs
Steep hill, truck grade: This sign alerts you to:
Correct answer: A hill with a steep grade.
Answer options
- ATrucks entering or crossing the road
- BA hill with a steep grade Correct
- CTrucks at risk of rolling over
Why
A truck tilted on a slope is the symbol for a hill, warning of a steep grade ahead. Slow down before heading downhill and use a lower gear to hold your speed instead of riding the brakes; a truck crossing sign would show a truck on level ground.
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Topic: Warning signs License: Car permit
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