Theory test today: how far from a stopped car do you place the warning triangle?

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  1. BlueRoses's Avatar
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    Theory test today: how far from a stopped car do you place the warning triangle?
    Couldn't find that in me highway code (worryingly)
  2. dh00001's Avatar
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    Re: Theory test today: how far from a stopped car do you place the warning triangle?
    50- 150 m i think
  3. icantthinkofacoolusername's Avatar
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    Re: Theory test today: how far from a stopped car do you place the warning triangle?
    isn't it 20m or something?

    I just remember it sounded excessive.

    Then again I couldn't tell you what half the road signs mean so :dontknow:
  4. JC.'s Avatar
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    Re: Theory test today: how far from a stopped car do you place the warning triangle?
    Personally, i'd put the bonnet up and stick the hazzards on.
    I wouldnt worry about those triangle things.
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    Re: Theory test today: how far from a stopped car do you place the warning triangle?
    I read 50-75m somewhere...
  6. BlueRoses's Avatar
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    Re: Theory test today: how far from a stopped car do you place the warning triangle?
    It never came up, yahoo

    Apparently it's 45m though
  7. Oddball's Avatar
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    Re: Theory test today: how far from a stopped car do you place the warning triangle?
    I thought it was 100m. I'll have a butcher's.

    Nope - it's 45m, or 147 feet.

    Though I'm sure anywhere at a reasonable distance BEHIND the vehicle would be acceptable. You're not exactly gonna get the yardstick out, are you?
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