In Danish road signs and markings, what does an auxiliary plate below a speed limit sign reading 'I vådt føre' mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. The posted speed limit applies only when the road surface is wet
- Step 1: 'I vådt føre' restricts the speed limit conditionally to wet surface conditions; when the asphalt is completely dry, the normal road speed limit applies. Answer: The posted speed limit applies only when the road surface is wet. Why not the others: Winter conditions use snowflake symbols ('glat føre'), wiper operation is a driver discretion choice, and specialized rain tires are not legally mandatory.
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