In Finnish road signs and markings, what does the triangular sign with a point pointing downward (Sign B5: Väistämisvelvollisuus risteyksessä) signify?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Drivers must give way to all vehicles on the intersecting or main roadway
- Step 1: Sign B5 is the universal yield sign (kärkikolmio) requiring drivers to give way to intersecting traffic. Answer: Drivers must give way to all vehicles on the intersecting or main roadway. Why not the others: It does not mandate a complete stop if the road is clear, unlike the STOP sign.
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