Virginia Markings practice

• A.when there is a broken yellow line on your side.✓
• B.when you are approaching a curve or the top of a hill and there is no clear view ahead.
• C.when approaching a railroad crossing.
• D.when approaching an intersection.

Why: On a two-lane road, passing is permitted only when the yellow line on your side is broken. This indicates that the road ahead is visible enough to safely enter the oncoming lane to overtake another vehicle.

• A.Crosswalk lines✓
• B.Stop lines
• C.Pavement markings
• D.Walking lines

Why: Crosswalk lines are white markings on the road that define the path for pedestrians to cross safely. As noted in the manual, crosswalks are marked by white lines to distinguish them from other road areas.