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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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While entering a highway ramp, you see red pavement reflectors facing your vehicle. What do they warn you about?
Correct answer: You are going the wrong way in that lane
Why
Red reflectors facing you warn of wrong-way travel. Avoid continuing into opposing traffic. Slow and stop in a safe position clear of moving traffic, then follow safe lawful directions to correct your route. Do not back along an active freeway or make a hazardous U-turn.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Red reflectors face you · p. 35, 77, 79
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