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Traffic signals and road markingsStandalone practice
How should you go past this centre painted island?
A centre island is outlined and hatched in yellow. Silver B is on the far side of the island; the near-side lane is empty.
Correct answer: Keep right and do not drive on or over it
Why
Keep to the right of the centre painted island described by ICBC and do not drive on it. Follow any additional signs or lane directions rather than using the marked area as spare road space.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Other markings — painted island; MVA 125 · p. 51
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