Two double solid yellow lines run along the road with 2 feet or more of space between them. What does this marking mean?

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Why

This marking is treated as a barrier between the two directions of traffic. You may not drive across it, and you may not make a left turn or a U-turn over it; such turns are allowed only at a designated opening in the barrier.

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Topic: Signals and markings   License: Car permit

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• Traffic Lights and Pavement Markings

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