Which sign indicates you must give priority to oncoming traffic?

Which sign indicates you must give priority to oncoming traffic?

• A. No Right Turn
• B. No Vehicles Carrying Explosives
• C. No Buses Over 8 Passenger Seats
• D. Give Priority To Vehicles From Opposite Direction

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is understanding who has priority when the road ahead is not wide enough for two vehicles to pass. A sign that tells you to give priority to vehicles from the opposite direction means you must yield to oncoming traffic. You should slow down and only proceed when it’s safe, letting those coming from the other direction pass first, which is common on narrow or single-lane sections. The other signs don’t address who must yield to oncoming traffic: one forbids a turn, another bans explosives-carrying vehicles, and the last restricts certain buses. These signs impose different rules and do not indicate priority over opposing traffic.

The main idea here is understanding who has priority when the road ahead is not wide enough for two vehicles to pass. A sign that tells you to give priority to vehicles from the opposite direction means you must yield to oncoming traffic. You should slow down and only proceed when it’s safe, letting those coming from the other direction pass first, which is common on narrow or single-lane sections.

The other signs don’t address who must yield to oncoming traffic: one forbids a turn, another bans explosives-carrying vehicles, and the last restricts certain buses. These signs impose different rules and do not indicate priority over opposing traffic.