Are you allowed to drive into the narrowed part of the road, if you do not force the oncoming vehicle to stop?
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Correct answer
YES
Explanation
In the photo the road narrows under a railway viaduct, and on the right there is sign B-31 "priority for oncoming vehicles" - the red arrow is you, the black one is the oncoming traffic. The sign prohibits you from entering the narrow section only if you would force an oncoming driver to stop. If you do not force them to stop, you may enter. The answer is: yes.
The Regulation on road signs and signals states that B-31 prohibits drivers from driving or walking onto a narrow section of roadway if this would force drivers who are on this section or approaching it from the opposite direction to stop. So it is not an absolute ban or an obligation to stop: when no one is coming from the opposite direction or they are far away, you drive through; when someone is approaching, you wait before the narrow section.
Legal basis: § 25 of the Regulation on road signs and signals