_________ mean(s) that passing is not allowed in either direction.

_________ mean(s) that passing is not allowed in either direction.

• A. One dashed yellow line and one solid yellow line
• B. A dashed yellow line
• C. Two solid yellow lines
• D. A dashed white line

Answer: (C)

Center-line markings tell you when passing is allowed. Two solid yellow lines side by side mean you may not pass in either direction. They signal that it’s unsafe or not allowed to cross the center line, usually due to visibility or road conditions, so you should stay in your lane. If there’s a dashed line adjacent to a solid line, you may pass only on the side with the dashed line and only when it’s safe. A dashed yellow line alone indicates you may pass when safe, but a dashed white line relates to lanes in the same direction and allows passing or crossing lane lines when safe. So, the two solid yellow lines clearly indicate no passing in either direction.

Center-line markings tell you when passing is allowed. Two solid yellow lines side by side mean you may not pass in either direction. They signal that it’s unsafe or not allowed to cross the center line, usually due to visibility or road conditions, so you should stay in your lane. If there’s a dashed line adjacent to a solid line, you may pass only on the side with the dashed line and only when it’s safe. A dashed yellow line alone indicates you may pass when safe, but a dashed white line relates to lanes in the same direction and allows passing or crossing lane lines when safe. So, the two solid yellow lines clearly indicate no passing in either direction.