In Danish traffic rules, what is the legal obligation when approaching a STOP sign (B20) at an intersection?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Come to a complete standstill before the stop line, and yield unconditionally to all traffic
- Step 1: Under Færdselsloven § 26, a STOP sign requires a complete halt of the vehicle's wheels before the stop line (or road edge if no line) and yielding to all traffic from both sides. Answer: Come to a complete standstill before the stop line, and yield unconditionally to all traffic. Why not the others: Rolling stops are illegal, stopping only if traffic is visible violates the stop requirement, and sounding horns at intersections is prohibited.
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