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South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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You drive on a highway with a wide median and pass this sign. What change should you get ready for, and where should you drive after it?
Correct answer: Two-way traffic with no median ahead; keep to the right of the center line
Why
After the median ends, only paint may separate you from oncoming vehicles, so there is less room for error. Keep to the right half of the road, and watch for drivers who turn left across your path. Pass only where the markings allow it and the road ahead is clear.
Verified against South Carolina Driver's Manual · Traffic Signs: Warning Signs (Divided Highway Ends) · p. 64
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