At a junction in Roosendaal you see white triangles on the road, with no sign next to them. On the crossing road a cyclist approaches from the left. What do you do?
You drive on, because without a sign next to them the triangles are not binding
You come to a full stop at the triangles, as at a stop sign, and then look
You slow down and let the cyclist go first; you stop if that is needed
Explanation
False — you think the marking needs a sign. Shark's teeth are a traffic sign in themselves: even without a sign you must give way to traffic on the crossing road, so to this cyclist too.