In Danish road signs and markings, what does Warning Sign A95 (a red triangle showing a vertical exclamation mark '!') mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Other danger (anden fare): a hazard not covered by specific warning symbols, explained by an attached
- Step 1: Sign A95 is a general warning sign used when no specific pictogram exists; an auxiliary plate (undertavle) specifies the nature of the hazard (e.g. 'Skolepatrulje' or 'Uheldssted'). Answer: Other danger (anden fare): a hazard not covered by specific warning symbols, explained by an attached. Why not the others: Customs uses sign C13, elderly pedestrians use specific signs where authorized, and cancellation uses crossed-out signs.
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