In Danish road signs and markings, what does Sign D15 (a circular blue sign showing three white curved arrows forming a circle) mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Roundabout: traffic must travel counter-clockwise around the central island
- Step 1: Sign D15 denotes a roundabout; all vehicles must proceed in a counter-clockwise direction around the island. Answer: Roundabout: traffic must travel counter-clockwise around the central island. Why not the others: Hairpin curves use warning signs, mandatory U-turns are not indicated by three arrows, and one-way streets use E-signs.
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