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California Class C Permit Practice Test
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Two sets of double solid yellow lines form a dividing strip at least two feet wide. There is no designated opening. May you cross the strip to turn left into a driveway?
Car A travels on the right side of a two-way road. Two sets of double solid yellow lines separate the directions. The sets are at least two feet apart, and there is no opening here. Car B approaches in its own lane.
Correct answer: No. Use a designated opening or another lawful route.
Why
Do not cross the dividing strip. Two separated sets are different from one set of double yellow lines. Cross or turn only at an opening designated for vehicle use; choose another lawful route when there is no opening.
Verified against California Vehicle Code and California Driver’s Handbook · Lane markings
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