How is a bus that must be stopped at night on a non-urban road marked?
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The correct answer: With a warning triangle visible to those coming from behind from a distance of at least 100 metres, and by operating the bus's hazard lights.
A bus that has to stop at night on a non-urban road must be marked with a warning triangle visible to those coming from behind from at least 100 meters, and its hazard lights must be operated. Marking from only 50 meters, or just towing it away, does not meet the rule.
This question appears in the theory test for license:D · bus





