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Traffic signals and road markingsStandalone practice
What do yellow centre lines normally separate?
A yellow line runs through the middle of an empty road. White dashed lines separate the lanes on either side.
Correct answer: Traffic moving in opposite directions
Why
Yellow centre lines divide opposing traffic. White lines between traffic lanes normally divide vehicles moving in the same direction; white paint also marks stop lines and crosswalks.
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