Divided highway ends
Warning signs

Divided highway ends

The central divider ends and opposing traffic will share a two-way road.

The physical separation between opposing traffic ends ahead. Stay in your lane and watch for oncoming vehicles beyond the central reservation.

The United States W6-2 uses black opposing arrows and a central divider on a yellow diamond. The divider appears at the bottom of the diagram, indicating that the separation ends ahead.

How it looks in each country

Official sign in each country; the code is its number in the national rules. Signs that come in two directions show the left and the right version.

  • Divided highway ends (Argentina)
    ArgentinaCode P-20(b)
  • Divided highway ends (Australia)
    AustraliaCode W4-6
  • Divided highway ends (Bangladesh)
    BangladeshCode B16
  • Divided highway ends (Brazil)
    BrazilCode A-42b
  • Divided highway ends (Canada)
    CanadaCode TC-059
  • Divided highway ends (Colombia)
    ColombiaCode SP-56
  • Divided highway ends (India)
    IndiaCode II-29
  • Divided highway ends (Indonesia)
    IndonesiaCode 4c2
  • Divided highway ends (Iran)
    IranCode 3-17
  • Divided highway ends (Ireland)
    IrelandCode W-095
  • Divided highway ends (Malaysia)
    MalaysiaCode WD38a
  • Divided highway ends (Mexico)
    MexicoCode SP-38B
  • Divided highway ends (Philippines)
    PhilippinesCode W4-4
  • Divided highway ends (Saudi Arabia)
    Saudi Arabia
  • Divided highway ends (South Africa)
    South AfricaCode W116
  • Divided highway ends (Thailand)
    ThailandCode ต-49
  • Divided highway ends (United Arab Emirates)
    United Arab EmiratesCode 424
  • Divided highway ends (United Kingdom)
    United KingdomCode 520
  • Divided highway ends (United States)
    United StatesCode W6-2
  • Divided highway ends (Vietnam)
    VietnamCode W.236
Image credits

Sign images from Wikimedia Commons, used under their licences.