Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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Near a tunnel entrance, two solid white lines separate your lane from the lane on your left. Both lanes go the same way. What does this marking mean?
Blue car A approaches a concrete tunnel entrance in the right of two lanes. Upward pavement arrows show that both lanes go the same way; two continuous solid white lines separate them.
Correct answer: You must stay in your lane and not change lanes
Why
A double solid white line usually comes with a sign that bars lane changes for a certain distance. Plan any lane change before the lines begin, because Oregon law requires you to obey pavement markings. When the marking changes back to a broken line, you may change lanes again with caution.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · White pavement markings · p. 32
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