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While driving on a two-lane roadway, you encounter a centerline with a solid yellow line on your side of the road. What is the rule regarding passing in this situation?

  1. You are prohibited from crossing the solid yellow line to pass other vehicles.Answer
  2. B
    You may cross the solid line to pass as long as there is no oncoming traffic visible.
  3. C
    You are permitted to pass if you execute the maneuver within 100 feet of an upcoming intersection.
  4. D
    You may cross the line to pass only if the vehicle ahead is driving below the posted speed limit.

Answer

You are prohibited from crossing the solid yellow line to pass other vehicles.
A solid yellow line painted on your side of the centerline designates a no-passing zone. Drivers traveling on that side of the road must not cross the line to overtake or pass another vehicle.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the pavement marking
The road features a solid yellow line on the driver's side of the centerline.
Yellow centerlines separate traffic moving in opposite directions, and line patterns (solid vs. broken) define passing permissions.
2
Apply the statutory passing rule
A solid yellow line on your side creates a strict no-passing zone.
Drivers are prohibited from crossing a solid yellow line on their side to overtake or pass other vehicles.

Key Concept

Centerline Markings and Passing Rules
Estimated Time:45s
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Pavement Markings and Lane Lines

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