Motorcycle · Signals and markings
What is used to divide lanes where all traffic heads the same way?
Correct answer: Painted white lines.
Answer options
- APainted white lines Correct
- BSigns beside the road
- CPainted yellow lines
Why
White lane lines divide traffic flowing the same way, while yellow lines are used where traffic moves in opposite directions. You may cross a dashed white line to change lanes when it is safe, but a solid white line means lane changes are discouraged.
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Topic: Signals and markings License: Motorcycle
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