What is the difference between a blue circular sign with the number 60 and a blue square sign with the number 60?
- A)The circular one requires you to go at least 60 km/h and the square one recommends not exceeding 60 km/h
- B)They both mean the same
- C)The circular one is a recommendation and the square one an obligation
Show the correct answer
A) The circular one requires you to go at least 60 km/h and the square one recommends not exceeding 60 km/h
The blue circle (R-411) is mandatory: minimum speed. The blue square (S-7) is informative: recommended maximum speed.
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