In Danish traffic rules, what priority duty exists when driving past a stationary refuse collection truck (skraldebil) working on a residential street?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Pass with extreme caution and reduced speed
- Step 1: Refuse trucks stop frequently and sanitation workers cross back and forth carrying bins; drivers must slow down and pass with heightened vigilance. Answer: Pass with extreme caution and reduced speed. Why not the others: Sounding horns is unnecessary noise, sanitation workers are vulnerable road users, and driving on pavements is strictly illegal.
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