Once you're on a divided highway, why might it matter to notice you're on it, rather than an undivided road?
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Correct answer: C. Oncoming traffic is on a physically separate roadway, not sharing your pavement
On a divided highway, oncoming traffic is separated onto its own roadway, usually by a median — recognizing this changes what hazards you actually need to watch for compared to an undivided road, where oncoming traffic shares your same pavement.
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