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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice
A solid yellow line is on your side of a solid-and-broken centre-line pair. May you cross it to pass?
Blue A travels right on the solid-line side of a solid-and-broken yellow centre-line pair. Silver B travels left on the opposite side.
Correct answer: Passing is not permitted from the solid-line side.
Why
On a solid-and-broken yellow centre-line pair, do not pass from the solid-line side. From the broken-line side, passing is permitted only when safe. Manitoba permits a left turn across a single or double solid line into a private road or driveway; that is different from passing.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Signs and signals · p. 36
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