In a narrow passage, which of these signs grants the right of way over oncoming traffic?

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In very narrow sections of road where two vehicles cannot pass each other, priority may be regulated by vertical signs. The square sign with a blue background indicates that we have the right of way over vehicles traveling in the opposite direction. Conversely, the circular sign with a red border obliges us to give way to oncoming vehicles. It is essential to respect these signs to avoid blockages and dangerous situations in narrow passages. If there were no signs, priority would depend on the type of vehicle or the order of arrival.

In a narrow passage, which of these signs grants the right of way over oncoming traffic?

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