Car permit · Signals and markings
What is the purpose of a limit line painted on the road?
Correct answer: It shows where you should stop before you enter an intersection.
Answer options
- AIt separates two lanes of traffic that move in the same direction
- BIt shows where you should stop before you enter an intersection Correct
- CIt marks the right-hand edge of the roadway next to the shoulder
Why
A limit line is a solid white stripe that runs across your lane just before an intersection or crosswalk. It shows where your vehicle should stop so that it stays clear of cross traffic and pedestrians.
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Topic: Signals and markings License: Car permit
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