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Danish Traffic Signs Below you will find some traffic signs that every motorist and cyclist should know before heading out on the roads in Denmark. Please remember that in Denmark, motorists must yield to cyclists and pedestrians. Cyclists must yield to pedestrians.
Traffic Signs for CyclistsA blue sign with a bicycle symbol on it means that this is a bicycle path and you should ride your bike on it instead of on the road.
If you come across a sign with a diagonal red line crossing over a bicycle, that means it is unlawful to take a bicycle along this route. This triangular red sign with white background showing a bicyle is a warning to motorists that bicycles may be using the road or crossing the road. So motorists should be aware. This also means that cyclists may travel on this road, since there is no bike path available. 
These double arrows indicate that bicycle traffic is coming in both directions. So watch out ahead of you and keep your bike to the right in order to avoid any collisions. When you see symbols for two modes of transportation on one sign, it means that the path can be used by both. You are sharing the path so take heed and be courteous. 
The only difference between the above two signs is the line down the middle. The line means that it is still a shared path, but each mode has its own path. Please stay in your appropriate lane to avoid any confrontations or accidents. Since the bicycle is shown on the left side of the sign, cyclists should be on the left and pedestrians should keep to the right. There is rarely a line down the middle of the actual paths - it is symbolic. 
Here the sign indicates that there are pedestrians, bicycles and horses all using the path, but it is shared and there are no clear paths. Walk, cycle or ride your horse carefully.
Traffic Signs for Motorists
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