In Macedonian traffic rules (ZBSP), what does a row of small white triangles marked across a lane indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. The place where a driver must stop, if necessary, to yield right-of-way under a Give Way sign
- Step 1: Under Macedonian Road Traffic Safety Law (ZBSP), A transverse row of yield triangles marks where a driver stops if yielding is required. Answer: The place where a driver must stop, if necessary, to yield right-of-way under a Give Way sign. Why not the others: A designated speed bump designed to force deceleration to 20 km/h does not reflect the statutory standard under Macedonian signage regulations.
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