Drivolia

Lane Markings

Yellow separates opposing traffic, white separates same-direction traffic. Dashed may be crossed, solid should not be, double solid must not be. Double solid yellow bans passing both ways; with one solid and one dashed, it depends on which is on your side. Never drive on or across a median. Stop before the stop line.

A bike lane and its hatched buffer belong to bicyclists; enter only for a legal turn. No right turn on red where there is a green bicycle box.

Example: the centerline is a solid yellow beside a dashed yellow, with the dashed line on your side. A slow car is ahead and no one is coming: you may pass. If the solid line were on your side, you could not.

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Related questions

  1. The centerline is a double solid yellow line. What does it mean?
  2. The centerline has a solid yellow line on one side and a dashed yellow line on the other, with the dashed line on your side. You may:
  3. Two solid white lines separate the lanes. May you cross them to change lanes?
  4. A green bicycle box is painted ahead of the stop line. The light is red and you want to turn right. You should:
  5. A diamond symbol on signs and the pavement marks what kind of lane?
  6. The signal over a reversible lane shows a steady yellow X. What does it mean?
  7. Regarding hov, reversible and reserved lanes, which statement about the shared center turn lane is correct?
  8. When may you drive in a bike lane?
  9. What does the sign in the picture mean?
  10. A road has a shared center turn lane with yellow lines on both sides. Which of these is illegal?
  11. Your attention drifts and the car slowly wanders toward the lane line; the steering wheel gently nudges you back. Which feature is this?
  12. You are following a slow vehicle on a two-lane, two-way road. The centerline is a solid yellow line beside a dashed yellow line, and the solid line is on your side. What may you do?
  13. Which statement about yellow and white lines on the road is correct?
  14. You are driving on a multi-lane highway and the dashed white line beside your lane suddenly becomes short and closely spaced. What does this mean?
  15. You are about to turn right into a store parking lot. Next to the bike lane on your right is a buffer of two white lines with diagonal hatching. What should you do?
  16. Regarding what lane lines mean, which of the following is illegal?
  17. You reach an intersection with a stop sign. There is no stop line painted, but there is a crosswalk. Where should you stop?
  18. The in-pavement yellow lights at a crosswalk ahead start flashing, but you do not yet see anyone on the crosswalk. What should you do?
  19. The lane is marked with a bicycle and two chevrons. When you pass a bicyclist ahead of you, how much room must you leave at a minimum?
  20. You are picking up a friend. The curb in front of the store is painted red, and your friend says they will be out in two minutes. What should you do?
  21. You turn onto a country road with no pavement markings at all. How should you drive?
  22. Which statement about pavement markings is correct?
  23. Which marking is usually used for a reversible lane that changes direction?
  24. You enter the shared center turn lane to turn left into a parking lot. What is the farthest you may travel in that lane?
  25. The right lane is marked "BUS ONLY" on the pavement. Traffic ahead is backed up and that lane is empty. You are driving a private car. What may you do?
  26. You approach a diverging diamond interchange and the markings and signals guide you to the left side of the road. What should you do?
  27. In a diverging diamond interchange you have crossed to the left side as the markings directed. When do you cross back to the right?
  28. The bike lane markings along the curb break for a stretch of road. How should you treat that stretch?
  29. You see a bicycle symbol with two chevrons painted in your lane. What does this marking mean?
  30. Which pavement marking identifies a bike lane?