Which of the following traffic signs specifically indicates that you have priority over oncoming traffic in a narrow pass?

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The correct answer is This is the regulatory sign R-6 (Priority over oncoming traffic). Why is it correct? This square sign with a blue background indicates to drivers that, in an upcoming narrow pass, they have the right of way over vehicles approaching from the opposite direction. Why are the others incorrect?   Option 1 (Sign R-5): Means the exact opposite, 'Priority for oncoming traffic'. It is a prohibition sign (red circle) that requires you to yield.   Option 2 (Sign P-25): This is a warning sign indicating 'Two-way traffic', but it does not establish who has the right of way.

Which of the following traffic signs specifically indicates that you have priority over oncoming traffic in a narrow pass?

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