A yellow warning sign says DIP. What is it warning you about?
Right.Not quite. The answer is B.
A dip is a sharp hollow in the road surface. Hit it fast and the car can bounce or lose grip, so slow down.
Source: Safe driving practice
Warning sign · Surface and hazards
A sudden drop in the road is ahead, so slow down before you reach it.
What it means
The single word DIP, in big black letters, fills our yellow diamond. It warns of a sharp hollow in the road surface ahead, the kind where the road falls away and climbs back out again. Taken fast, a dip can make the car bounce or lose grip, and it can hide what lies just beyond it. The sign gives you the distance to brake gently before it arrives.
Brake before the dip so the car is settled as it drops.
Keep a firm grip on the wheel through the bottom.
Look ahead as you climb out for anything the hollow hid.
Right.Not quite. The answer is B.
A dip is a sharp hollow in the road surface. Hit it fast and the car can bounce or lose grip, so slow down.
Source: Safe driving practice
Right.Not quite. The answer is A.
Slow down before the dip, not in it, so the car stays settled and you can see what is beyond it.
Source: Safe driving practice


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