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The yellow center line on your side of a two-way road is broken. What does that marking generally allow?
Blue A heads left in the upper lane beside the broken yellow line; silver B heads right beside the solid yellow line.
Correct answer: Passing when the opposing lane is clear and it is safe.
Why
A dashed yellow line permits crossing for a safe, lawful pass when sight distance and opposing traffic allow.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Dashed yellow center line · p. 61
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