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What do white lines between adjacent traffic lanes generally separate?
An empty four-lane road has white broken lines between adjacent lanes and a yellow line at its centre.
Correct answer: Lanes moving in the same direction
Why
White lines between lanes separate traffic travelling in the same direction. Their pattern matters: broken lines allow safe lane changes, while solid lane lines direct drivers to remain in lane.
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