In Austrian traffic rules (StVO/KFG), what must a driver do when a traffic officer holds one arm raised vertically upwards?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Halt immediately and wait; all directions of traffic must stop
- Step 1: Under Section 37 StVO, a police officer with arm raised vertically signals 'Attention, stop!' for all approaching road users, equivalent to a yellow traffic signal. Answer: Halt immediately and wait; all directions of traffic must stop. Why not the others: Traffic in front and behind may continue at 20 km/h, Vehicles turning right may proceed without pausing and Pedestrians must run across the intersection rapidly do not reflect statutory Austrian regulations.
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