What do yellow road lines divide?

What do yellow road lines divide?

• A. Lanes going in opposite directions
• B. Lanes traveling in same direction
• C. Pedestrian zones
• D. Bike lanes only

Answer: (A)

Yellow lines mark the center of a two-way road and separate traffic moving in opposite directions. They help you know when it’s safe to pass another vehicle—usually a dashed line on your side means you may pass when clear, while a solid line means you should not. Lanes moving in the same direction are typically divided by white lines, not yellow; pedestrian zones aren’t defined by yellow centerlines, and bike lanes have their own markings or colored pavement separate from the centerline.

Yellow lines mark the center of a two-way road and separate traffic moving in opposite directions. They help you know when it’s safe to pass another vehicle—usually a dashed line on your side means you may pass when clear, while a solid line means you should not. Lanes moving in the same direction are typically divided by white lines, not yellow; pedestrian zones aren’t defined by yellow centerlines, and bike lanes have their own markings or colored pavement separate from the centerline.