Permit test part 2

Front

What do pavement markings indicate?

Back

Pavement markings divide lanes, indicate when it is safe to pass or change lanes, where to stop for signs or signals, and define pedestrian walkways.

Front

What do white lane markings indicate?

Back

A dashed white line between lanes indicates a driver may cross to change lanes when safe. These lines separate lanes of traffic moving in the same direction.

Front

What do yellow lane markings indicate?

Back

A solid double yellow line separates lanes moving in opposite directions, prohibiting passing. A driver may cross a solid yellow line to turn into a driveway if no opposing traffic is approaching.

Front

What does a broken yellow line between opposing lanes indicate?

Back

A driver may pass if there is no opposing traffic.

Front

What does a solid line with a broken yellow line between opposing lanes indicate?

Back

A driver may pass if there is no opposing traffic.

Front

What should a driver do when there are no lane markings?

Back

Follow rules for general driving, passing, and turning.

Front

Is it legal to back a vehicle in any travel lane?

Back

No, it is illegal and unsafe.

Front

What should a driver do on a road with three or more lanes?

Back

Use the center travel lane except to pass if there is a lot of merging traffic.

Front

Is it legal to drive on the shoulder of any street or road?

Back

No, unless directed by a police officer.

Front

How should a vehicle merge to pass slower traffic?

Back

Merge from the right lane into the left lane.