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You drive on a two-lane road with double solid yellow center lines. Your friend's driveway is on the left side of the road. What do the lines allow?
Blue A is on a road divided by double solid yellow lines. A driveway on the left is identified as the destination.
Correct answer: You may cross them to turn left into the driveway, but not to pass
Why
Signal before the turn, slow down and yield to oncoming traffic before you cross the lines. The double lines mark a place where a pass would be very dangerous, often near hills, curves or intersections. A single solid yellow line on your side has the same no-passing meaning for your direction.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Lanes · p. 132
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