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Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test
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You pass a yellow diamond sign that shows two opposing arrows with a center island between them. Soon a grass median separates your side of the road from the other side. A store that you want is on the left side of the road. What is the legal way to reach it?
Correct answer: Continue to a median opening, crossover or intersection, and turn there.
Why
When a divided highway begins, the road becomes two one-way roadways with a median or divider between them. Keep to the right of the median. A median opening can still have a sign that bans a turn, so obey any posted rule there. A related sign warns that the divided highway ends; after it, oncoming traffic shares the road with you again, so keep to the right of the center line.
Verified against Pennsylvania Driver's Manual · Warning Signs · p. 19
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