CDL · Sharing the road
The vehicle in front of you displays an orange triangle bordered in red. What does this emblem indicate?
Correct answer: The vehicle may be traveling at a slow speed.
Answer options
- AThe vehicle belongs to a police department.
- BThe vehicle carries a cargo of hazardous materials.
- CThe vehicle may be traveling at a slow speed. Correct
Why
That emblem identifies a slow-moving vehicle, such as farm or construction equipment, which typically travels at 25 mph or less. Reduce speed early and pass only when it is safe; the emblem has nothing to do with hazmat loads or police.
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Topic: Sharing the road License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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