In Danish road signs and markings, what does Warning Sign A71 (showing a windsock silhouette) warn about?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Risk of sudden strong crosswinds, particularly hazardous when crossing bridges or emerging
- Step 1: Sign A71 warns of severe crosswinds (e.g. on Storebæltsbroen or open coastal bridges) that can push vehicles, trailers, and caravans sideways; drivers should grip the steering wheel firmly and reduce speed. Answer: Risk of sudden strong crosswinds, particularly hazardous when crossing bridges or emerging. Why not the others: Low-flying aircraft use sign A72 showing an airplane, tornadoes are not symbolized by windsocks, and air stations do not have traffic signs.
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