In Danish road signs and markings, what does a temporary yellow road marking (midlertidig vejafmærkning) in a roadwork zone mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Temporary yellow markings override permanent white road markings; drivers must follow the yellow lines
- Step 1: Under Danish road regulations, temporary yellow markings painted during construction supersede existing white road markings. Answer: Temporary yellow markings override permanent white road markings; drivers must follow the yellow lines. Why not the others: Yellow markings govern all vehicles, they are legally binding rather than advisory, and permanent white lines are rendered invalid where yellow lines conflict.
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