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May you drive through a painted left-turn island used to channel traffic into a turning lane?
Blue A travels east beside a yellow hatched island. A separate usable left-turn lane opens to the island’s right-hand end, before the junction.
Correct answer: Stay out of the painted island.
Why
Stay out of painted left-turn islands. They channel vehicles into the proper turning lane, particularly on rural roads. Enter the actual lane through its intended opening and follow its markings.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Signs and signals · p. 37
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