In Danish traffic rules, what does 'unconditional give way' (ubetinget vigepligt) mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. You must give way to all moving traffic from both the left and right before proceeding
- Step 1: Ubetinget vigepligt obligates the driver to yield to all cross traffic from both directions (including cyclists and mopeds) before entering or crossing the road. Answer: You must give way to all moving traffic from both the left and right before proceeding. Why not the others: Yielding only to the right is højrevigepligt, a mandatory stop is only required by STOP signs (B20), and priority does not depend on vehicle weight.
Practise more Statutory Speed Limits, Priority Rules and Right-of-Way.
Free questions with an explanation for every one, and full timed Teoriprøve (Driving Theory Test) - Denmark mock tests.
More Statutory Speed Limits, Priority Rules and Right-of-Way questions
- In Danish traffic rules, what is the standard general speed limit for passenger cars in built-up areas (byzone) unless signs indicate otherw…
- In Danish traffic rules, what is the standard general speed limit for passenger cars on rural roads (landevej / åbent land) outside built-up…
- In Danish traffic rules, what is the general standard maximum speed limit on motorways (motorvej) for passenger cars?
- In Danish traffic rules, what is the default speed limit for passenger cars on an expressway (motortrafikvej)?
- In Danish traffic rules, what is the maximum permitted speed limit inside a designated living/play street (opholds- og legeområde)?
- In Danish traffic rules, what is the maximum permitted speed for a passenger car towing a standard trailer without Tempo 100 approval outsid…