In Danish traffic rules, what does a broken (dashed) yellow line painted along the curb mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Parking is prohibited, but brief stopping to embark/disembark or load/unload is permitted
- Step 1: A broken yellow curb line signifies a parking prohibition (parkering forbudt, equivalent to sign C52); stopping for up to 3 minutes or to load/unload goods is permitted. Answer: Parking is prohibited, but brief stopping to embark/disembark or load/unload is permitted. Why not the others: Solid yellow forbids stopping as well, bus-only markings use text 'BUS', and curb markings do not regulate moving speed.
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