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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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Traffic signals and road markingsStandalone practice
A solid and a broken yellow centre line run together. Who may begin an ordinary pass of another motor vehicle?
A is beside the solid line; opposing B is beside the broken line.
Correct answer: A driver with the broken line on their side, when safe
Why
For an ordinary pass of another motor vehicle, use the broken-line side only when safe. A driver returning after a pass may finish returning across the solid-line side. Separate statutory exceptions cover certain safe access movements and vulnerable-road-user passes.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Yellow lines; MVA 155(1)(b), 157.1 · p. 49, 65
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