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At a night crash scene on a two-lane road, where should warning triangles go to protect the scene?
- A.All three stacked in front of the cab
- B.On the traffic side of the scene, spaced to warn approaching drivers in both directions, with one well behind the vehicle
- C.Inside the trailer so they stay dry
- D.Only on the non-traffic side
Correct answer
B. On the traffic side of the scene, spaced to warn approaching drivers in both directions, with one well behind the vehicle
Why
On two-way roads the danger comes from both directions, so devices must cover approaches from front and rear within the prescribed distances. A single cluster in one spot leaves the other approach completely unwarned.
Manual topic: Accidents - Protecting the Scene · From the General Knowledge practice bank (GK-163).