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A raised island splits your side of the road ahead. On the island is a white vertical sign with a black arrow that curves past the right side of a small black shape. What should you do?
Correct answer: Pass the island on its right side and stay in your lane
Why
KEEP RIGHT signs are often at the start of a median or a traffic island, where traffic on the other side comes toward you. A white rectangular sign is a regulatory sign, so it gives a rule that you must obey, not only a warning. Rhode Island law has the same rule for rotaries: drive only to the right of the center island.
Verified against Rhode Island Driver's Manual online version · Signs: Regulatory Signs · p. 85
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