Practice question

On a two-way USVI road with a yellow centerline and no passing signs posted, what is the safest interpretation of the markings?

  1. The yellow line separates opposing traffic; passing depends on whether the line on your side is broken or solid and whether the way is clear
  2. Yellow lines separate same-direction traffic in the USVI
  3. A yellow line means drivers should move to the mainland-style right side
  4. All yellow centerlines permit passing if the road is straight

Answer: A — The yellow line separates opposing traffic; passing depends on whether the line on your side is broken or solid and whether the way is clear

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