What does the radar vector symbol on the arrival represent?

The radar vector symbol on the arrival chart is represented by closely spaced triangles. This symbol indicates that the aircraft is being guided to the runway by radar vectors, which are instructions given by air traffic control to maintain safe separation and efficient flow of air traffic. The closely spaced triangles visually differentiate these vectors from other symbols on the chart, which may represent different airspace designations or navigation aids. Using triangles effectively conveys the dynamic nature of radar-guided approaches, where flight paths can change rapidly based on the traffic situation. Recognizing this symbol is essential for pilots to follow air traffic control instructions accurately.