What is the regulatory meaning of the square sign with a blue background showing a white arrow pointing forward and a red arrow in the opposite direction (R-6)?

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Sign R-6 is a square priority sign with a blue background. It tells drivers that, at an upcoming narrowing, they have priority over vehicles traveling in the opposite direction: their vehicle goes first. The one that imposes the opposite is R-5 (priority for the opposite direction), which prohibits entering the narrowing until it is possible to pass through it without forcing vehicles from the opposite direction to stop; that is the sign that obliges you to yield to those coming the other way. And it is not true that neither direction has priority and both must stop: these signs exist precisely to settle the right of way and avoid blockages at narrowings.

What is the regulatory meaning of the square sign with a blue background showing a white arrow pointing forward and a red arrow in the opposite direction (R-6)?

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