In Danish traffic rules, when entering a paved public road from an unpaved gravel road or track, what priority rule applies?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Unconditional give way applies to the driver entering from the dirt or gravel road
- Step 1: Under Færdselsloven § 26, entering a public road from a field path, forest track, or clearly subordinate private gravel road entails unconditional give way to traffic on the paved road. Answer: Unconditional give way applies to the driver entering from the dirt or gravel road. Why not the others: Right-hand rule does not apply when entering from unpaved tracks, arrival order is an informal concept without legal basis, and left-hand priority is irrelevant.
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