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Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test
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A white sign on the front of a traffic island shows a black island shape with an arrow that curves around its right side. You plan to turn left at the intersection just past the island. How do you drive past the island?
Correct answer: Pass on the right side of the island, then turn left from your own side.
Why
Regulatory signs, like this black-and-white sign, state rules that you must obey. The KEEP RIGHT sign stands at the front of a traffic island or median, where the road divides for a distance. Passing on the wrong side can put you head-on with oncoming traffic. Plan a left turn early, so that you never need to cut across or around the wrong side of an island.
Verified against Pennsylvania Driver's Manual · Regulatory Signs · p. 16
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