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A broken yellow line is on your side of a two-way roadway. When may you cross it?
Blue A follows silver B in the right-hand lane of a two-way road. A broken yellow line separates the opposing lane, which is empty in this schematic snapshot.
Correct answer: To pass when the opposing lane is clear and safe.
Why
A broken yellow center line may be crossed for a lawful pass when sight distance and opposing traffic make the maneuver safe.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Broken yellow center line · p. 51
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