Question 1556 in the bank

What is the difference between the two signs?

On the left, a white circle with a red border and a black silhouette of a horse, labelled 411. On the right, a white triangle with a red border and a black silhouette of a gazelle, labelled 146. Meaning: Sign 146 warns of wild animals in the area. Sign 411 forbids the entry of animals harnessed or un-harnessed.
  1. Both signs belong to the group of obligatory signs and warn the driver of animals on the road.
  2. Correct answer: Sign 146 warns of wild animals in the area. Sign 411 forbids the entry of animals harnessed or un-harnessed.
  3. Both signs belong to the information group and warn the driver of animals on the road.
  4. Sign 146 forbids the entry of animals harnessed or un-harnessed. 411 warns of wild animals on the road.

Why this is the answer

The correct answer in the official bank: Sign 146 warns of wild animals in the area. Sign 411 forbids the entry of animals harnessed or un-harnessed.

The difference is in the shape of the sign and in its meaning. Sign 146 is a red triangle and warns of wild animals that may appear on the road. Sign 411 is a red circle and forbids the entry of animals. So the first warns and the second forbids.

Topic: Traffic signs. The bank marks it for these classes: Light truck (C1), Heavy truck (C), Bus (D), Motorcycle (A), Tractor (1), Private car (B).