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What does a square regulatory sign with a white background and a black arrow pointing up and a black arrow pointing down, separated by a vertical line, typically indicate?
This sign indicates the end of a one-way street or a divided highway, informing drivers that they are entering a section where traffic travels in both direction
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Question: What does a square regulatory sign with a white background and a black arrow pointing up and a black arrow pointing down, separated by a vertical line, typically indicate?
Answer options:
- Detour ahead. ✅ Two-way traffic ahead, often after a one-way section.
- A divided highway begins.
- No passing zone.
Correct answer: Two-way traffic ahead, often after a one-way section.
Explanation: This sign indicates the end of a one-way street or a divided highway, informing drivers that they are entering a section where traffic travels in both directions.
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