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Two opposed arrows saying who gives way in a narrow section.
Also known as: Give way to oncoming traffic, Priority over oncoming vehicles
Two opposed arrows of different weight say which direction has priority through a narrow section. The prohibitory version, with a red arrow, tells you to wait; the mandatory version, in blue, tells you to proceed — and they are drawn as near-mirror images.
States which direction has priority through a narrow section, using two arrows of contrasting weight and colour.
Contexts: Road signage
Comes as a matched pair whose two members face opposite ways and give opposite instructions, so the sign must be read for colour as well as for shape.
Contexts: Road signage
A square or circular sign carrying two vertical arrows side by side pointing in opposite directions, one drawn heavier and in a contrasting colour.