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Divided Highway Begins sign (Alberta WA-31)

WA-31

Warning sign

What does the Divided Highway Begins sign mean?

Divided Highway Begins: the road ahead splits around a median, with opposing traffic physically separated. Keep to the right side of the divider.

Warning signs alert you to hazards or changing conditions ahead.

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What to do at this sign

Stay right of the median as the road divides. Remember that left turns and U-turns will now only be possible at designated openings or interchanges.

How to recognize this sign

Warning signs are usually yellow diamonds with black symbols. In construction or maintenance zones they are orange instead of yellow.

How the Class 7 test asks about this sign

Pairs with "divided highway ends" (where two-way traffic resumes). The exam tests whether you can tell the begin and end symbols apart — the island in the symbol shows what the road is about to do.

How much is this sign worth on the test?

Road signs are one of the five areas the 30-question Alberta Class 7 knowledge test covers, and the largest block in our mock exam at 8 questions. Ready to see where you actually stand? Take the free Class 7 practice test and find out which topics are quietly costing you marks.

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Frequently asked questions

Divided Highway Begins: the road ahead splits around a median, with opposing traffic physically separated. Keep to the right side of the divider.

The Divided Highway Begins sign is a warning sign.

Stay right of the median as the road divides. Remember that left turns and U-turns will now only be possible at designated openings or interchanges.

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