You are driving on a road with one lane in each direction. Which roadsign indicates that you must always give way to oncoming traffic?

The important rule here is about knowing when you must give way to oncoming traffic. Traffic sign 2 is crucial: it is a round sign with a red border, showing a large red arrow pointing up and a black arrow pointing down. This sign means “oncoming traffic has priority,” so you must always give way. Traffic sign 1, which warns of a road narrowing from the right, is also relevant because lane reductions often create situations where yielding may be necessary. However, only the round sign (traffic sign 2) clearly imposes a legal requirement to yield. The triangular warning sign with two arrows (traffic sign 3) only indicates two-way traffic but does not mean you must yield. So in these situations, always remember: the round red-bordered sign with the red arrow up means you must give way to oncoming vehicles. Recognizing these signs helps you respond correctly and safely at narrow sections of the road.