In Danish road signs and markings, what does Warning Sign A41 (showing a railway engine with steam) indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Level crossing without automatic gates or barriers ahead (jernbaneoverkørsel uden bomme)
- Step 1: Sign A41 depicts a locomotive and warns of a railway crossing without barriers; drivers must exercise heightened caution and look both ways before crossing. Answer: Level crossing without automatic gates or barriers ahead (jernbaneoverkørsel uden bomme). Why not the others: A crossing with gates is sign A42 (showing a picket fence), tourist train signs are brown, and metro tunnels do not intersect roadways at grade.
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