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You drive to a Washington State Ferries terminal. Cars already wait in a holding lane that runs along a residential street. What must you do?
Blue A approaches a ferry holding lane occupied by silver B and C. A residential driveway crosses a clear gap in the holding lane.
Correct answer: Pull in behind the last car in line, and keep driveways clear
Why
Ferries are part of the state highway system, so all rules of the road apply there. A driver who cuts in line is sent to the end of the line and can get a ticket. Bicyclists may go past the waiting cars, because they load first on most ferries.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Ferries · p. 152
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