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Traffic signals and road markingsStandalone practice
What does a white diamond marking identify?
A travels beside a lane marked with a white diamond.
Correct answer: A reserved lane for certain vehicles
Why
A white diamond marks a reserved lane. Read its signs for the allowed users, occupancy requirements and operating times; do not assume every diamond lane has the same rule.
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