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What does a single broken white line between lanes normally mean?
Blue A follows silver B in one of two same-direction lanes separated by a broken white line. Both cars remain in that lane; no movement is drawn.
Correct answer: Same-direction lanes; crossing is allowed when safe.
Why
Broken white lines separate same-direction lanes and may be crossed after signaling and checking.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Pavement markings · p. 24
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