In Danish traffic rules, is stopping or parking permitted on or near the crest of a hill (bakketop) or in a sharp curve?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. No, stopping and parking are prohibited where visibility is obstructed by hill crests or sharp curves
- Step 1: Under Færdselsloven § 29, stopping or parking on or near a hill crest or in a curve where visibility is obscured is prohibited because following vehicles cannot see the obstruction in time to stop. Answer: No, stopping and parking are prohibited where visibility is obstructed by hill crests or sharp curves. Why not the others: Parking on a blind crest creates severe crash hazards regardless of curb proximity, hazard lights do not legalise dangerous parking, and daytime does not remove blind spots.
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