Practice question
Under MUTCD pavement-marking standards, what is the difference between a broken line and a dotted line?
- A broken line indicates a permissive condition; a dotted line warns of or guides through a change in lane function
- A dotted line always means stop; a broken line always means yield
- A broken line is only for pedestrians; a dotted line is only for trains
- They mean exactly the same thing in all situations
Answer: A — A broken line indicates a permissive condition; a dotted line warns of or guides through a change in lane function
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