On a steep narrow road where vehicles cannot safely pass each other, which traffic is generally better placed to give way, subject to signs and local conditions?
I se auala tifato ma vaapiapi e lē mafai ona pasi saogalemu ai ta'avale e lua, o le fea itu e masani ona sili atu ona faigofie ona tu'u le avanoa, e tusa ma fa'ailoga ma tulaga o le nofoaga?
On a steep, narrow road where vehicles cannot pass safely, downhill traffic is generally better placed to give way to uphill traffic.
I se auala tifato ma vaapiapi e lē mafai ona pasi saogalemu ai ta'avale, e masani ona sili atu ona faigofie i ta'avale e aga'i ifo ona tu'u le avanoa i ta'avale e aga'i a'e.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
This is safety guidance, subject to signs and available passing space. Both drivers must avoid creating danger by insisting on priority.
O se ta'iala o le saogalemu lenei, e fa'alagolago i fa'ailoga ma le avanoa e pasi ai. E tatau i aveta'avale uma e lua ona 'alofia le fa'atupuina o se lamatiaga e ala i le finau mo le fa'amuamua.