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Multiple Choice

Which markings primarily indicate lane boundaries?

Lane boundaries are shown by a solid white line between lanes of traffic. This line tells you to stay in your lane and not cross it, except to avoid a hazard or when exiting at the proper place. A dashed white line means you may change lanes when it’s safe. Yellow lines separate opposing directions of traffic, not the boundaries of lanes in the same direction. Green lines aren’t standard lane-boundary markings. So the solid white line between lanes is the marking that primarily indicates lane boundaries.

Lane boundaries are shown by a solid white line between lanes of traffic. This line tells you to stay in your lane and not cross it, except to avoid a hazard or when exiting at the proper place. A dashed white line means you may change lanes when it’s safe. Yellow lines separate opposing directions of traffic, not the boundaries of lanes in the same direction. Green lines aren’t standard lane-boundary markings. So the solid white line between lanes is the marking that primarily indicates lane boundaries.