Car permit · Warning signs

Truck rollover curve: What hazard does this sign alert drivers to?

Truck rollover curve

Correct answer: A sharp curve where trucks could tip over.

Answer options

  1. AA sharp curve where trucks could tip over Correct
  2. BA place where trucks cross or enter the road
  3. CA steep downgrade where trucks should use a low gear

Why

A truck leaning over beside a curved arrow means the bend ahead is tight enough that tall, top-heavy vehicles can tip over in it. Drivers of trucks and other high-profile vehicles in particular need to cut their speed before entering the curve.

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Topic: Warning signs   License: Car permit

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