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Nova Scotia Class 7 Practice Test
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Vehicle Safety, Documents & TowingStandalone practice
What warning is needed when a towing connection is made with a chain, rope or cable?
Correct answer: A red flag or cloth at least 30 by 30 cm on the connection.
Why
For a chain, rope or cable towing connection, display a red flag or signal cloth at least 300 mm (30 cm) in both width and length. The conspicuous marker helps others notice the low connection. This dimension comes from the current Act; the handbook’s printed square-mm notation should not be used to choose an undersized flag.
Verified against Nova Scotia Motor Vehicle Act, consolidated May 1, 2026 · Safety · p. 125
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