Ohio TIPIC / Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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On a two-lane, two-way road, the center has a solid yellow line beside a broken yellow line. Driver A goes north in the lane next to the broken line. Driver B goes south in the lane next to the solid line. The road ahead is clear. Who may cross the center to pass a slower car?

A faces north beside the broken yellow center line. B faces south in the opposite lane beside the parallel solid yellow line. Both cars are fully in their own lanes.

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