In Danish road signs and markings, what does Sign B34 (a blue square sign with a white arrow pointing up and a red arrow pointing down) mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Priority over oncoming traffic: oncoming vehicles must yield to you in the narrowed roadway
- Step 1: Sign B34 grants priority through a bottle-neck; vehicles facing this blue sign have the right of way over oncoming traffic facing sign B33. Answer: Priority over oncoming traffic: oncoming vehicles must yield to you in the narrowed roadway. Why not the others: Yielding to oncoming traffic is circular red sign B33, one-way street is sign E19, and bus lanes are marked with blue sign E18.
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