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When driving in PEI, you observe a white square sign with a black arrow pointing up and another arrow pointing down, separated by a vertical line. What does this mean?
This sign indicates the beginning of a divided highway, where opposing traffic lanes are separated by a median.
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Question: When driving in PEI, you observe a white square sign with a black arrow pointing up and another arrow pointing down, separated by a vertical line. What does this mean?
Answer options:
- Two-way traffic ahead
- One way traffic ✅ Divided highway begins
- Lane ends
Correct answer: Divided highway begins
Explanation: This sign indicates the beginning of a divided highway, where opposing traffic lanes are separated by a median.
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