In Danish traffic rules, what is the maximum permitted speed limit inside a designated living/play street (opholds- og legeområde)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. 15 km/h (walking pace / skridtgang)
- Step 1: Under Færdselsloven § 40, vehicles in a living and play street must drive at walking pace, defined as a maximum of 15 km/h. Answer: 15 km/h (walking pace / skridtgang). Why not the others: 30 km/h is for Zone 30 traffic-calmed zones, 20 km/h is used in residential areas in some other countries, and 10 km/h is below the statutory guideline.
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