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How do you know whether a reversible lane may be used?
An empty three-lane roadway. Paired broken yellow lines run along both sides of the centre lane, with white lines at the outer road edges.
Correct answer: Follow the overhead lane-control signal
Why
Check the lane-control signal above the reversible lane. A green downward arrow permits use; a red X closes it to your direction. Follow a yellow warning by leaving as directed and only when safe.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Lane-control signals and reversible lanes; MVA 134 · p. 47, 49
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