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- 1/29When the traffic light turns red
Riders must stop fully before the stop line at red lights to comply with traffic law and prevent accidents.
If the signal flashes amber at an intersection
Flashing amber signals warn of hazards riders must slow down and yield if necessary.
When approaching a STOP sign
Danish law requires all riders to stop fully at STOP signs and check for cross traffic.
If two vehicles meet at an uncontrolled intersection
In Denmark, right-hand rule applies at unsignaled intersections and priority goes to the vehicle on the right.
When an emergency vehicle approaches with sirens
Riders must pull over or stop to let emergency vehicles pass safely.
If exiting a private driveway
Vehicles already on the road have priority exiting riders must wait until clear.
When at a pedestrian crossing without signals
Pedestrians always have priority at unsignaled crosswalks. Riders must stop if someone is crossing.
When entering a roundabout
Roundabout rules require yielding to circulating traffic before entering.
To exit a roundabout
Riders must use their right blinker when exiting a roundabout to warn others.
When approaching a Yield sign
Riders must yield to traffic on the main road before merging.
If traffic is blocked despite a green light
Riders must not block junctions and should only proceed when space is available.
If a bicycle approaches from the right at an unsignaled intersection
Right-hand rule applies even if the approaching vehicle is a bicycle.
When seeing a warning sign with a cross
The sign indicates a crossroads where riders must yield to the right.
If a red light is flashing at an intersection
Flashing red lights must be treated like STOP signs in Denmark.
When turning left at an intersection
Left-turning riders must give way to oncoming vehicles going straight.
If a blue circular sign shows a white right arrow
This sign indicates that riders must turn right and no alternatives.
When entering a two-lane roundabout
Riders should stay in the right lane if exiting soon and signal properly.
If you see a red and white inverted triangle
This Give Way sign means riders must slow down and let others on the main road pass first.
When entering from a side street
Riders must wait until it safe to merge with vehicles on the priority road.
If a police officer signals to stop
Police signals override lights and signs and riders must stop without delay.
When traffic lights are not working
In malfunctioning signal cases, intersections become uncontrolled and right-hand priority applies.
When approaching a roundabout pedestrian crossing
Pedestrians at crossings near roundabouts have priority over riders.
If riding on a priority road
Riders on marked priority roads may proceed unless signs say otherwise.
When you see a yellow diamond sign
This sign means the road you are on has priority at upcoming intersections.
To change lanes inside a roundabout
Proper signaling and awareness are required when changing lanes inside roundabouts.
When approaching a narrow bridge
Priority goes to the rider who entered the bridge first.
If a red-bordered circle shows a motorcycle symbol
This sign restricts access to motorcycles for safety or traffic flow reasons.
When a pedestrian signal flashes amber
Flashing amber means pedestrians may cross and riders must be cautious and yield.
When turning right across a bike lane
Riders must check and yield to cyclists before making a right turn.