Warning sign · Road layout
A divided road begins ahead, with a median separating the two directions.
What it means
Two arrows point opposite ways, the left one up and the right one down, with a narrow strip standing between them. That strip is a median: ahead, the two directions of traffic are split by an island, a raised kerb or a barrier. You keep to the left of it, and right turns or U-turns may only be possible at gaps in the median.
Keep left of the median as it begins.
Plan right turns for breaks in the median, where you give way to traffic.
Never drive over a raised or planted dividing strip.
Right.Not quite. The answer is A.
This sign warns that the road ahead becomes divided, with a median between the two directions, so be ready for the change in traffic.
Source: Transport for NSW Road User Handbook
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