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In a work zone, this barricade stands in the road ahead. Its orange and white stripes slope down toward the right. Which way should you go?
Correct answer: Bear to the right, the way that the stripes slope down.
Why
The diagonal stripes on barricades and vertical panels point the way traffic should pass. When the stripes slope down to the right, bear right; when they slope down to the left, bear left. Orange is the basic color of work-zone devices, so slow down and follow the path that the barricades, drums and cones form.
Verified against West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook · Construction and Maintenance Signs · p. 47
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