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On public roads, a coexistence zone exists for:
AShared use by pedestrians and vehicles with special traffic rules and signposted as such.Correct
BShared use by pedestrians and vehicles without special traffic rules and without the need for signage.
Explanation
A coexistence zone is an area of the public road specially designed for shared use by pedestrians and vehicles, where special traffic rules apply, such as a maximum speed of 20 km/h and the absolute priority of pedestrians over vehicles. Furthermore, this zone must be obligatorily marked with specific vertical signage indicating the beginning and end of the coexistence zone.The other option is incorrect because these zones cannot exist without regulatory signage, as drivers and pedestrians need to know exactly where the special circulation and priority rules that characterize them begin and end.
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