In Danish traffic rules, what is the speed limit in a designated pedestrian street (gågade)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Walking pace, yielding unconditionally to all pedestrians
- Step 1: In pedestrian streets where vehicle access (e.g. delivery or resident permits) is permitted, drivers must drive at walking pace (skridtgang, max 15 km/h) and yield unconditionally to pedestrians. Answer: Walking pace, yielding unconditionally to all pedestrians. Why not the others: 30 km/h or 25 km/h is dangerously fast for walking zones, and municipal permits allow delivery vehicles during morning hours.
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