Car permit · Signals and markings
A pair of solid yellow lines separates the two directions of traffic. When may you cross them?
Correct answer: When you are turning into a driveway.
Answer options
- AWhen you are passing a car and traffic allows it
- BWhen you are turning into a driveway Correct
- CWhen you want to get around a slow truck
Why
Double solid yellow lines mean no one may pass from either direction. Crossing them is allowed only when making a left turn, such as entering or leaving a driveway.
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Topic: Signals and markings License: Car permit
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