In Danish traffic rules, what is the minimum prohibited stopping and parking distance from an intersection (crossroads or T-junction)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. 10 metres from the nearest edge of the intersecting carriageway or cycle path
- Step 1: Under Færdselsloven § 29 stk. 1 nr. 2, stopping or parking is prohibited within 10 metres of the nearest edge of the transverse carriageway or cycle track. Answer: 10 metres from the nearest edge of the intersecting carriageway or cycle path. Why not the others: 5 metres applies to pedestrian crossings and cycle path exits, 15 metres is not a standard statutory distance, and 20 metres is unnecessarily large.
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