Minnesota Markings practice

• A.two lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction.
• B.a no-passing zone.✓
• C.passing is allowed.
• D.a road barrier.

Why: A double solid yellow line marks the center of a road where traffic moves in opposite directions. It specifically indicates a no-passing zone for drivers on both sides of the line.

• A.a) When passing the vehicle ahead of you
• B.b) When turning left at an intersection
• C.c) When instructed to do so by construction workers✓
• D.Either a) or b)

Why: You are generally prohibited from crossing double solid yellow lines. However, instructions from authorized personnel like construction workers or police officers override standard pavement markings.