You may not pass when the line that divides traffic lanes is ___

You may not pass when the line that divides traffic lanes is ___

• A. Solid
• B. Dashed
• C. Double solid
• D. No line

Answer: (A)

Solid lines between lanes indicate that passing is not allowed. This marking is used where visibility or traffic conditions make overtaking unsafe, so you stay in your lane and wait for a dashed section or a permitted area to pass. A dashed line means you may pass when it’s safe, while a double solid line means no passing from either direction. If there’s no line at all, there are no passing restrictions shown by markings. So, when the line dividing traffic lanes is solid, you’re not allowed to pass.

Solid lines between lanes indicate that passing is not allowed. This marking is used where visibility or traffic conditions make overtaking unsafe, so you stay in your lane and wait for a dashed section or a permitted area to pass. A dashed line means you may pass when it’s safe, while a double solid line means no passing from either direction. If there’s no line at all, there are no passing restrictions shown by markings. So, when the line dividing traffic lanes is solid, you’re not allowed to pass.