Practice question

How far behind your vehicle should a reflective warning triangle be placed if your car breaks down on an open rural highway?

  1. At least 50 to 100 metres behind the vehicle on the same side of the roadway
  2. Exactly 2 metres directly touching the rear bumper
  3. On top of the car roof only
  4. 10 metres ahead of the vehicle in the oncoming lane

Answer: A — At least 50 to 100 metres behind the vehicle on the same side of the roadway

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