In Danish road signs and markings, what does a double-headed vertical arrow (pointing both up and down) on a parking sub-plate mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. The parking restriction continues both before and after the sign along the curb
- Step 1: A double-headed arrow indicates that the parking or stopping restriction is active on both sides of the sign post (gentagelse af forbud). Answer: The parking restriction continues both before and after the sign along the curb. Why not the others: Bridge levels are not denoted by curb arrows, cycle traffic uses warning signs, and carpool occupancy rules do not use double-headed arrows.
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