In Danish road signs and markings, what does a dashed white lane line (vognbanelinje) with short dashes and long gaps mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Standard lane line: crossing the line to change lanes or overtake is permitted when safe
- Step 1: A normal broken lane line (vognbanelinje) with long intervals between short dashes permits lane changing and overtaking provided it is done without danger or hindrance. Answer: Standard lane line: crossing the line to change lanes or overtake is permitted when safe. Why not the others: Overtaking prohibitions use solid lines or sign C61, bus lanes are marked with wide lines and text 'BUS', and stopping is not required by broken lines.
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