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No, the sign indicates priority for traffic travelling in the opposite direction.
The R-6 priority sign shown on the road in the image indicates to all drivers travelling along that carriageway that at a forthcoming narrow section they will have priority over vehicles travelling in the opposite direction.
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No, the sign indicates priority for traffic travelling in the opposite direction.
Yes.
At a narrow section, the vehicle that enters first always has priority.
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