Road signs in Denmark
White triangles in Scandinavia
Denmark's warning and give-way triangles are white inside, not yellow like Sweden's and Norway's.
- Warning triangles are white with a red border.
- The crossing sign is a blue square with a white triangle.
- Danish words use ø and æ.
20 photos, grouped by the clue they show.
Key clue White warning triangle 6
Key clue White give-way triangle 6
Key clue Blue crossing square 6
Key clue Chevron 2
Denmark: what its road signs look like
Denmark's warning and give-way triangles are white inside with a red border, unlike the yellow ones in Sweden and Norway.
The crossing sign is a blue square with a white triangle, and Danish words use ø and æ.
The same signs are used across Denmark.
Look-alikes: how to tell them apart
Sweden
NorwaySweden and Norway fill their triangles with yellow.
Questions about road signs in Denmark
Are Danish warning signs yellow?
No. Denmark uses white triangles with a red border, while its Nordic neighbours use yellow.
How can I recognise Danish on signs?
Look for the letters ø and æ.