In Danish road signs and markings, what does Sign E33 (showing a house, a playing child, a ball, and a car) indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Living and play street: maximum speed 15 km/h, pedestrians and children may
- Step 1: Sign E33 establishes an opholds- og legeområde where play is permitted across the entire street, parking is restricted to marked bays, and vehicles must not exceed walking pace (15 km/h). Answer: Living and play street: maximum speed 15 km/h, pedestrians and children may. Why not the others: Kindergarten signs are warning signs, suburban parking depends on signs, and bicycles are permitted in living streets.
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