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You see this sign on a highway in South Carolina. When is this route meant to be used?
Correct answer: When officials order a mandatory evacuation of the coast because of a hurricane.
Why
Learn the evacuation route from your home or work before hurricane season, because traffic is heavy during an evacuation. Follow the route signs and any directions from officers. Keep the fuel tank full when a storm is forecast so that you can leave without delay.
Verified against South Carolina Driver's Manual · Evacuation Route Sign · p. 71
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