Traffic Lanes

What is a traffic lane?

• it marks the center of a road with two-way traffic.

• a section of road for a single line of traffic. There are several different types of lanes.

• it helps drivers know which part of the road to use and understand traffic rules. Line colors and patterns mean different things.

• a barrier

What do the broken yellow and white lines have in common?

• You can change lanes for both lines

• You are not allowed to pass the lines

• They both represent as a barrier

• They have nothing in common

What is the difference between a solid yellow and white line?

• Both represent traffic going in one direction

• Both represents the center of two way traffic

• Yellow represents traffic going in one direction, while white marks the center of two way traffic

• White represents traffic going in one direction, while yellow marks the center of two way traffic

What does a double solid white line represent?

• Double solid white lines indicate a lane barrier between a regular use and a preferential use lane (such as a carpool lane).

• It represents a way to change lanes when you need to go faster

• There is no definition on the representation of this line

What should you do at a yield line?

• Recognize its cool design and keep driving on

• Treat it as a stop sign and proceed when it is safe

• Wait behind the triangles and yield for any oncoming traffic before entering the road

• Reverse onto another lane, since it represents you going the wrong way

What should you do before changing lanes?

• Put on your favorite music

• Take a nap

• Make sure you're wearing your favorite shoes

• Look over your shoulders for your blind spots

Can you drive on a bicycle lane?

• Yes, but there are some conditions in order to do so

• No, never drive on the bicycle lane