When you reach a narrowing that does not allow two vehicles to cross at the same time, with the Priority to oncoming traffic sign (R-5), is it permitted to enter if another vehicle is approaching from the opposite direction?

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The vertical sign R-5 ('Priority to oncoming traffic') is a circular prohibition sign with a red border. This sign prohibits entering a narrowing if doing so would force vehicles traveling in the opposite direction to stop or change their path. Therefore, if another vehicle is approaching from the opposite direction, you must not enter the narrowing and must wait until the other vehicle has finished passing. Whether it is day or night is completely irrelevant to compliance with the sign. The sign that would give priority to our direction of travel would be R-6, which is square with a blue background.

When you reach a narrowing that does not allow two vehicles to cross at the same time, with the Priority to oncoming traffic sign (R-5), is it permitted to enter if another vehicle is approaching from the opposite direction?

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