Which phrase indicates the road narrows on both sides?

Which phrase indicates the road narrows on both sides?

• A. Pedestrian Crossing Point Over Tramway
• B. Road Narrows On Right
• C. Road Narrows On Both Sides
• D. Distance To Stop Line Ahead

Answer: (C)

Recognising road-narrowing ahead is about signs that tell you the width of the road will reduce. When you see the phrase “Road narrows on both sides,” it means the available width tightens from both edges ahead, so you should slow down, stay centered in your lane, and be prepared for a narrower space and possible oncoming traffic. The other phrases describe a crossing point for pedestrians, narrowing on only one side, or the distance to a stop line, none of which indicate a symmetric reduction in road width.

Recognising road-narrowing ahead is about signs that tell you the width of the road will reduce. When you see the phrase “Road narrows on both sides,” it means the available width tightens from both edges ahead, so you should slow down, stay centered in your lane, and be prepared for a narrower space and possible oncoming traffic. The other phrases describe a crossing point for pedestrians, narrowing on only one side, or the distance to a stop line, none of which indicate a symmetric reduction in road width.