What is the 'Road Narrows' (Daralan Yol) Sign?\n\nIn Turkish road legislation managed by the General Directorate of Highways (KGM), the road narrowing warning signs are triangular danger signs with a red border and a black symbol depicting the narrowing pattern on a white background. There are three primary variations of this sign:\n\n* Road Narrows from Both Sides (T-2a): Warns that the overall width of the driving surface is decreasing from both left and right directions.\n* Road Narrows from the Right (T-2b): Warns that only the right side of the lane or road bed is narrowing ahead.\n* Road Narrows from the Left (T-2c): Warns that the left side of the lane or road bed is narrowing ahead.\n\nWhen drivers encounter these signs, they must expect reduced space, potential lane merges, and obstacles. Speed must be reduced immediately to maintain lateral safety margins.\n\n## Right-of-Way Rules on Narrow Roads in Türkiye\n\nOn narrow roads where passing two vehicles simultaneously is difficult or impossible, Turkish Traffic Law (Karayolları Trafik Kanunu) establishes specific priority rules. If there are no regulating signs (such as 'Priority over Oncoming Traffic' or 'Oncoming Traffic Has Priority'), drivers must follow a strict vehicle-type hierarchy to decide who yields. \n\nThe general rule is that larger, heavier, or less maneuverable vehicles must yield to lighter, faster passenger vehicles. The priority sequence from highest priority (goes first) to lowest priority (yields to others) is:\n\n1. Passenger Car (Otomobil) - Has the highest passing priority.\n2. Minibus (Minibüs)\n3. Pickup Truck (Kamyonet)\n4. Bus (Otobüs)\n5. Truck (Kamyon)\n6. Tractor-Trailer / Tow Truck (Çekici)\n7. Rubber-Tired Tractor (Lastik Tekerlekli Traktör)\n8. Construction Equipment (İş Makinesi) - Must yield to all other vehicles.\n\nIf two vehicles of the same category meet, the vehicle that has the obstruction on its side (where the road narrows) must yield to the oncoming vehicle.\n\n## What to Expect on the Ehliyet Theory Exam\n\nThe Turkish driving theory exam (ehliyet sınavı) frequently tests your understanding of narrowing roads through visual scenario questions. You are likely to face questions featuring a diagram of a narrow mountain pass or bridge with two different vehicles approaching from opposite directions. You will be asked to identify which vehicle must yield based on the vehicle hierarchy listed above. Another common question type requires identifying the difference between a unilateral (one-sided) narrowing sign and a bilateral (two-sided) narrowing sign.