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What does this sign with opposing arrows tell you?
Correct answer: Two-way traffic; keep right unless passing
Why
The arrows point in opposite directions. Stay on your side of the road; this sign does not override a no-passing sign, centre-line restriction or an unsafe passing condition.
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