In Finnish road signs and markings, what does a blue sign showing white silhouettes of buildings (Sign E23: Taajama) indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Marks the beginning of a built-up area where the default 50 km/h limit applies
- Step 1: Under Finnish road sign regulations (Tieliikennelaki 729/2018), marks the beginning of a built-up area where the default 50 km/h limit applies. Answer: Marks the beginning of a built-up area where the default 50 km/h limit applies. Why not the others: The remaining options do not match the statutory meaning of Finnish road signs.
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