In Danish road signs and markings, what does the inverted triangular sign with a red border and white background (Sign B11) indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Give way (ubetinget vigepligt): you must yield to all cross traffic from both directions
- Step 1: Sign B11 (Ubetinget vigepligt) indicates that drivers approaching the intersection must give way to all vehicles on the intersecting road. Answer: Give way (ubetinget vigepligt): you must yield to all cross traffic from both directions. Why not the others: Mandatory stop is sign B20 (STOP), right-hand priority has no sign or sign A39, and priority road is sign B16.
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