In Danish traffic rules, how far may cargo project behind the rear edge of a passenger car or trailer before it must be marked with a red warning flag or lamp?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. More than 1 metre
- Step 1: Under Danish equipment and loading regulations, cargo protruding more than 1 metre to the rear (or front) must be clearly marked; in darkness, it requires a red light and red reflectors. Answer: More than 1 metre. Why not the others: 2 metres is too long without warning, 0.5 m is within normal overhang limits, and 1.5 m exceeds the statutory 1-metre threshold.
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