In Danish road signs and markings, what does the octagonal red sign with white lettering 'STOP' (Sign B20) require?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Bring the vehicle to a complete standstill before the stop line, and yield unconditionally to all traffic
- Step 1: Sign B20 requires a mandatory complete stop before the stop line and unconditional yield to traffic on the transverse roadway. Answer: Bring the vehicle to a complete standstill before the stop line, and yield unconditionally to all traffic. Why not the others: A rolling yield violates the stop requirement, distance conditions do not excuse stopping, and yielding applies to both directions.
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