Siga recto, por favor.

When to use

This phrase is used to tell the driver not to turn but to continue straight ahead.

How it works

The verb 'seguir' (to follow/continue) is in the formal 'usted' imperative form 'siga'. 'Recto' means 'straight'.

• siga
• recto

Register and formality

The use of 'siga' indicates the formal 'usted' address, making this a polite and standard way to give directions.

Notes

Simple direction for drivers. Polite and safe with strangers.