Learn what a traffic island is and how it’s used in road traffic. Simple explanation for learners and drivers.
A raised section in the roadway, usually placed between lanes or at pedestrian crossings. It is used to protect pedestrians, divide traffic flows, or serve as a boundary. Traffic islands can be made of asphalt, concrete, or stone and are often marked with reflectors or signs to be clearly visible in traffic.
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