Your car has been forced to stop on the road. What is the minimum distance from the car at which you must place the warning triangle?

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KET Užduotys · Accepted Answer

Correct answer: 25 m in a built-up area and 50 m outside a built-up area.. Explanation: How far back the warning triangle goes depends on where you are. In a built-up area it must stand at least 25 metres from the stopped vehicle, and outside built-up areas at least 50 metres. The faster traffic flows outside town, the more room other drivers need to react.. KET reference: KET 92: The driver must set out the warning triangle no closer than 25 m in a built-up area, and no closer than 50 m outside a built-up area.