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What is a contra-flow reserved lane on a one-way street?
An empty roadway has a diamond-marked reserved lane separated by double yellow lines from two adjacent lanes divided by broken white lines.
Correct answer: A lane for designated vehicles travelling opposite the adjacent traffic.
Why
A contra-flow reserved lane carries designated vehicles against the adjacent one-way traffic. Manitoba identifies it with double solid yellow lines and white diamond symbols. Check the signs and watch for traffic approaching from the otherwise unexpected direction.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Signs and signals · p. 38
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