Which phrase refers to a road narrowing on the right?

Which phrase refers to a road narrowing on the right?

• A. Distance To Stop Line Ahead
• B. Road Narrows On Right
• C. Contra-Flow Bus Lane
• D. Road Narrows On Both Sides

Answer: (B)

When you see a sign that says road narrows on the right, it tells you that the usable width of the road will become smaller on the right-hand side ahead. This helps you choose your position in the lane in advance, usually by staying more to the left and reducing speed so you can pass safely without catching the edge of the road or colliding with other traffic that might be using the narrower section. The phrase directly warning about narrowing on the right is the clear indicator you need to know in order to anticipate where space will be restricted. The other phrases describe different situations: distance to the stop line ahead warns you about how far you are from the line; a contra-flow bus lane refers to a lane where buses move in the opposite direction; road narrows on both sides would indicate narrowing on both edges, not just the right.

When you see a sign that says road narrows on the right, it tells you that the usable width of the road will become smaller on the right-hand side ahead. This helps you choose your position in the lane in advance, usually by staying more to the left and reducing speed so you can pass safely without catching the edge of the road or colliding with other traffic that might be using the narrower section. The phrase directly warning about narrowing on the right is the clear indicator you need to know in order to anticipate where space will be restricted.

The other phrases describe different situations: distance to the stop line ahead warns you about how far you are from the line; a contra-flow bus lane refers to a lane where buses move in the opposite direction; road narrows on both sides would indicate narrowing on both edges, not just the right.