In Danish road signs and markings, what does a solid continuous white longitudinal line (spærrelinje, Q1) mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Vehicles may not cross or straddle this line, except in specific emergency cases or when passing
- Step 1: Under Danish road marking rules, a solid line (spærrelinje) separates lanes where driving across or straddling the line is prohibited, creating a firm barrier between opposing traffic streams or lanes. Answer: Vehicles may not cross or straddle this line, except in specific emergency cases or when passing. Why not the others: Crossing to overtake moving vehicles is illegal, the line is a strict prohibition rather than advisory, and speed compliance does not legalize crossing.
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