From what minimum distance must the yellow rotating or flashing light (V-2 signal) of a roadworks or service vehicle be visible?

Question

DentroTest · Accepted Answer

The correct answer is from 100 meters.  Detailed explanation: Vehicles performing roadworks, services, or maintenance on the road that are moving at reduced speeds or are stopped pose an obstacle or danger to traffic. Therefore, they must use the V-2 signal, which is an auto-yellow luminous device (rotating or flashing). Traffic regulations and the General Vehicle Regulations state that this light must be visible in all directions from a distance of at least 100 meters. Analysis of the options:   100 meters: This is the regulatory distance to ensure other drivers have sufficient reaction time to reduce speed or change lanes.   50 meters: This is incorrect as it is insufficient to guarantee safety, especially on fast roads.   150 meters: While greater visibility is positive, the specific regulation sets the legal minimum at 100 meters.

From what minimum distance must the yellow rotating or flashing light (V-2 signal) of a roadworks or service vehicle be visible?

Want to pass the Permit B (English) theory test first time?

📚 Keep practicing with more questions from Lighting and Optical Signaling

Visibility Distance of Priority Vehicle Lights (V

Mandatory Use of Warning Triangles and Lights

V

Can Fog Lights Be Used in Town with Normal Visibility?

Use of Acoustic Signals to Avoid Accidents

V

Which vehicles can carry taximeter lighting?

Horn Location

Taxi Lighting

What does the driver signal with the arm extended horizontally?