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Zorluk: OrtaRegulatory Signs

A circular road sign with a red border displaying a red arrow pointing in your direction of travel alongside a black arrow pointing in the opposite direction gives you statutory priority over oncoming traffic on a narrow road.

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False — this circular red-bordered sign requires drivers to give way to oncoming vehicles rather than granting priority.
The statement is false because circular road signs with red borders convey mandatory orders and restrictions. Under TSRGD Diagram 615, the sign legally mandates that priority must be given to vehicles coming from the opposite direction. Drivers who possess priority encounter a rectangular blue sign featuring a white upward arrow.

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1
Identify the shape and border colour of the regulatory sign
A circular sign with a red border conveys a mandatory negative order or statutory restriction under the UK Highway Code.
Circular signs with red rings dictate rules that road users must not do or restrictions they must legally comply with.
2
Interpret the colour coding of the arrows within TSRGD Diagram 615
The upward red arrow corresponds to your travel lane, while the black downward arrow corresponds to oncoming traffic.
The red colour identifies the restricted vehicle flow that must yield to the opposing flow.
3
Evaluate whether the sign confers priority or imposes a duty to yield
The sign imposes a legal obligation to give way, making the claim of priority false.
Entitlement to priority is conveyed by a blue rectangular information sign (Diagram 811), not a red circular regulatory sign.

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Distinction between mandatory give-way circular signs (Diagram 615) and priority-granting rectangular signs (Diagram 811)
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