In Danish road signs and markings, what does Sign E37 (a blue square sign showing a white road ending at a red horizontal bar) mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. No through road / cul-de-sac: the road is closed to through traffic ahead
- Step 1: Sign E37 indicates a blind vej (dead end); there is no vehicular through-connection at the opposite end of the street. Answer: No through road / cul-de-sac: the road is closed to through traffic ahead. Why not the others: Temporary maintenance closures use yellow signs, truck dead ends show truck icons, and U-turn loops use arrow signs.
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