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Outside towns, at night or in poor visibility, from what distance must a pedestrian's reflective elements be visible?
- A 50 metres
- B 100 metres
- ✓ 150 metres
- D 300 metres
Why this is the correct answer
Outside built-up areas, at night or in poor visibility, pedestrians must wear reflective elements visible from at least 150 metres so drivers can detect them in time.
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