Oregon Markings practice

• A.separates lanes traveling in the same direction, but crossing the line is prohibited.✓
• B.separates lanes traveling in the same direction, and crossing the line is permitted.
• C.separates opposing lanes, and crossing the line is prohibited.
• D.separates opposing lanes, but crossing the line is permitted.

Why: A double solid white line separates lanes of traffic moving in the same direction. Crossing this line for any reason, such as changing lanes or passing, is strictly prohibited.

• A.leave at least half the road for vehicles going in the opposite direction.✓
• B.use the full road when there is no oncoming traffic.
• C.always drive on the left.
• D.do none of the above.

Why: When driving on a two-way road without centerline markings, it is crucial to share the road responsibly. You must always leave at least half of the road's width available for vehicles traveling in the opposite direction to ensure safe passage. This rule prevents head-on collisions and promotes orderly traffic flow on unlined roads.