Traffic Lane Markings Quiz

Study Notes

Lane Line Types and Meanings

Yellow Lane Lines: Separate traffic moving in opposite directions; single lines may indicate the left edge on divided highways and one-way streets.
Broken Yellow Line: Indicates that lanes of traffic move in opposite directions; crossing permitted temporarily when safely passing another vehicle.
Double Yellow Lines: Solid lines prohibit crossing for vehicles traveling in either direction; permissible only when turning left and safe to do so.
Double Yellow Lines: One Solid, One Broken: A solid line next to a broken line restricts passing from the solid side; passing allowed from the broken side when safe.
White Lane Lines: Separate lanes moving in the same direction; single white lines can also indicate the right edge of the roadway.
Broken White Line: Indicates lanes traveling in the same direction; crossing allowed when signaling and safe to change lanes.
Solid White Line: Marks the right edge of the roadway or separates same-direction lanes; crossing allowed only to avoid hazards.
Double Solid White Line: Prohibits crossing; used to maintain separation between same-direction lanes.
Solid with Turn Lane Arrow: Designates turn lanes and discourages lane changes near intersections; arrows indicate permissible turns from this lane.
Reversible Lanes: Used to manage rush-hour traffic; direction reverses at designated times, marked with special signals and signs.
Two-Way Roadway with Center Lane: Allows drivers from both directions to use the center lane for left turns; lane intended for slowing down, not for passing.

Description

Test your knowledge on traffic lane markings, including yellow lane lines and broken yellow lines. Understand their meanings and the rules associated with them. This quiz is perfect for anyone wanting to grasp the basics of traffic regulations.