In Danish road signs and markings, what does a police officer with one arm raised vertically upward indicate to all traffic?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Stop for all approaching road users from all directions
- Step 1: An officer raising an arm vertically means 'Attention - Stop' for all traffic in the intersection; vehicles already in the intersection must clear it, while others must halt. Answer: Stop for all approaching road users from all directions. Why not the others: Proceeding straight contradicts the stop gesture, turn bans are not signalled with raised arms, and the signal applies to all road users.
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