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What action should a Class 3 driver take upon seeing a sign displaying '2.5 m' with an arrow pointing up and down between the number and the road?
This sign indicates a low-clearance restriction, warning drivers of an overhead obstruction that is 2.5 metres high. Drivers must ensure their vehicle can safel
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Question: What action should a Class 3 driver take upon seeing a sign displaying '2.5 m' with an arrow pointing up and down between the number and the road?
Answer options:
- Prepare to stop at a weigh station
- Reduce speed for an upcoming curve ✅ Check for overhead clearance of 2.5 metres
- Ensure the vehicle is under 2.5 tonnes
Correct answer: Check for overhead clearance of 2.5 metres
Explanation: This sign indicates a low-clearance restriction, warning drivers of an overhead obstruction that is 2.5 metres high. Drivers must ensure their vehicle can safely pass under this height.
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