In Danish road signs and markings, what does a flashing yellow light at an intersection indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The signal system is disabled or malfunctioning
- Step 1: A flashing yellow signal indicates that normal traffic control is inactive; drivers must navigate carefully, following priority signs (B11, B16, B20) or right-hand priority if unsigned. Answer: The signal system is disabled or malfunctioning. Why not the others: Flashing yellow does not close the road, arbitrary timed stops are not required, and emergency alerts are handled by sirens/blue lights.
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