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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules (TLA practice targets)

Pavement markings and pedestrian crossoversStandalone practice

What is this shared centre lane, marked with opposite white arrows, used for?

A three-lane two-way road has an empty shared centre lane. Each yellow pair has its solid line beside the shared centre lane and its broken line beside the outer through lane. Opposite white left-turn arrows mark the shared lane. Blue A travels east and silver B travels west in their own lanes. Required lane-designation signs are outside this cropped mid-block view.

A three-lane two-way road has an empty shared centre lane. Each yellow pair has its solid line beside the shared centre lane and its broken line beside the outer through lane. Opposite white left-turn arrows mark the shared lane. Blue A travels east and silver B travels west in their own lanes. Required lane-designation signs are outside this cropped mid-block view.

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