In Danish road signs and markings, when a priority road bends to the left at an intersection, must a driver following the priority road indicate left?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Yes, indicating is required whenever you change direction through a turn
- Step 1: Under Færdselsloven § 32, a driver turning left at an intersection must indicate left, even if the priority road itself curves to the left, because it constitutes a change of lateral direction. Answer: Yes, indicating is required whenever you change direction through a turn. Why not the others: Failing to indicate misleads drivers waiting on side branches who need to know whether you are turning or continuing straight ahead.
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