In Danish road signs and markings, what does Warning Sign A36 (showing a stag/deer leaping) mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Wild animals crossing: risk of deer or game crossing the road
- Step 1: Sign A36 warns of wild deer crossing; drivers should scan verges, dim high beams when seeing animals, and slow down during dusk and dawn. Answer: Wild animals crossing: risk of deer or game crossing the road. Why not the others: Deer farms are commercial properties, hunting zones are not traffic warning signs, and zoo entrances use guide signs.
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