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Traffic signals and road markingsStandalone practice
A traffic-control device identifies freshly painted wet road markings. May you drive over them?
Correct answer: No, driving over them is illegal
Why
Do not drive over newly painted road markings identified by a traffic-control device. Follow the work-zone path and directions so the fresh markings are not damaged.
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