Do you have to exercise particular caution in the presented situation?

Correct answer: YES

🔍 Situation analysis: You are driving on a motorway. Above the carriageway, on the gantry, you can see warning signs with an exclamation mark, indicating danger further down the road.

📖 Explanation of the rule: A warning sign, even when displayed electronically, is a signal for you that there is an obstacle or a condition on the road that requires increased concentration. Due care means increasing your attention and adjusting your speed to the conditions so that you can react at any moment to a sudden change in the situation (e.g., sudden braking by vehicles in front of you).

💡 Advice: Never ignore variable message signs above the motorway. They are activated in situations that pose a real threat to safety. If you see an exclamation mark, take your foot off the gas immediately and prepare for the need to stop or significantly slow down.