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Idaho Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A broken yellow centerline is on your side and a solid yellow line is on the other side. What does this normally allow?
Blue A faces left in the upper lane beside the broken yellow centerline. Silver B faces right in the lower lane beside the solid yellow line. Neither car has a passing path or priority mark.
Correct answer: You may cross it to pass when safe and lawful
Why
The broken line on your side permits a pass when it can be completed safely and lawfully. Check sight distance, oncoming traffic, intersections and other restrictions. Return to your proper lane without cutting off the passed vehicle.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Broken yellow line on your side · p. 58
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