Massachusetts Markings practice

• A.you can turn right, but you do not have to.
• B.there is a hazard to the right of the road.
• C.you must turn right.✓
• D.you are approaching a crosswalk.

Why: A painted arrow on the road is a regulatory marking that dictates the flow of traffic. It indicates that the lane is restricted to a specific direction, meaning you must follow the arrow's path.

• A.travel in the same direction, and crossing the line is permitted.
• B.travel in opposite directions, and crossing the line is prohibited.
• C.travel in the same direction, but crossing the line is prohibited.✓
• D.travel in opposite directions, but crossing the line is permitted.

Why: A double solid white line separates lanes of traffic moving in the same direction. Crossing these lines to change lanes is prohibited.