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What do white pavement lines generally separate?
An empty road has broken white lane lines, yellow center markings and white outer edge lines; no cars or arrows show traffic direction.
Correct answer: Traffic moving in the same direction.
Why
White lines separate lanes moving in the same direction, while yellow lines generally divide opposing traffic.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · White lane-line purpose · p. 61
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