Information signs
Route ahead only wide enough for one line of vehicles, but has passing places at intervals
What it means
The road ahead is only wide enough for one vehicle, with widened passing places at intervals. You will meet it on rural lanes and single-track roads. Drop your speed, look well ahead for anything coming, and use the next passing place on your left, or wait opposite one on your right.
Highway Code Rule 155 — read it on GOV.UK
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