Practice question
Under MUTCD marking rules, why should you not treat a single solid yellow line on a two-way road as ordinary centerline passing guidance?
- Two-way centerline markings use broken yellow, solid-plus-broken yellow, or double solid yellow patterns; a single solid yellow is not the standard two-way centerline
- A single solid yellow always means passing is allowed
- A single solid yellow means the road is always one-way
- A single solid yellow is used only for pedestrian crossings
Answer: A — Two-way centerline markings use broken yellow, solid-plus-broken yellow, or double solid yellow patterns; a single solid yellow is not the standard two-way centerline
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