Schleuder- oder Rutschgefahr — Slippery road
Zeichen 114, StVO Anlage 1. The surface may offer poor grip. Often carries the plate 'bei Nässe' (Zusatzzeichen 1053-35), which limits the warning to wet conditions. Verified 2026-08-03.
In plain English
Ice, wet leaves, spilled diesel, fresh tarmac, gravel. Brake and steer in gentle, separate movements — never both hard at once.
What you are looking at
Upright red-bordered triangle; a black car seen from behind with two curved skid trails behind its wheels.
Remember it like this
Four-wheel drive and electronics cannot create grip that is not there. They only share out the grip you have.
Easy to confuse with — the exam exploits these
Gefahrzeichen (Warning) — get ready — it never orders you. usually a red triangle. Checked against StVO Anlage 1–3 on 2026-08-03.
Original practice questions — not the amtlicher Fragenkatalog. Every question, sign description and scenario here is written by us and covers the same StVO rules as the official Klasse B test. We are not TÜV, DEKRA or a Fahrschule, and we do not reproduce the official catalogue. Road signs themselves are amtliche Werke (StVO Anlage 1–3). Rules checked against StVO and FeV on 2026-08-03.
Fines and Punkte are indicative. The amounts shown come from published Bußgeldkatalog tables, not from statute, and are last verified 2026-08-03. The binding figure is the one on your own Bußgeldbescheid.
Last updated: 2026-08-03