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A blue plate carrying a moped turning in a single sweep.
Also known as: Small right turn Japan
Requires a Japanese moped to make an ordinary single-sweep right turn where the two-stage manoeuvre would otherwise apply.
Requires a moped to turn right in one movement at this junction.
Contexts: Road signage
Exists because the two-stage rule is not universal: it applies by default only at junctions of three or more lanes with signals, and this sign is how a junction that would otherwise qualify opts out.
Contexts: Road signage
An upright rectangle in a solid tone carrying a small two-wheeler with a single arrow curving round in one continuous sweep.
The sign that requires the two-stage manoeuvre instead.