On a roadway with two-way traffic featuring a central refuge, island, or guiding device, on which side must you strictly drive?

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Traffic regulations are strict regarding this to ensure safety: on a two-way road, driving to the left of the refuge would mean entering the lane of oncoming traffic, causing an extreme risk of head-on collision. Therefore, you must always drive on the right side of the refuge, island, or guiding device, keeping it to your left. Driving on either side is only permitted when the road or carriageway is one-way.

On a roadway with two-way traffic featuring a central refuge, island, or guiding device, on which side must you strictly drive?

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