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Lanes and turns questions

What lane lines let you do, passing on two-lane roads and how far ahead you must see, center turn lanes, lane changes, U-turns, and getting on and off the highway.

Each question below covers one rule from the Massachusetts Driver's Manual. Answer it, see why the other answers are wrong, and follow the link to the manual page.

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12 questions

  1. Solid and broken yellow center linesWhat does a broken yellow center line next to your lane mean?
  2. Double solid yellow linesWhat do double solid yellow center lines mean?
  3. Double solid white linesWhat do double solid white lines between two lanes mean?
  4. Center left-turn laneOn a two-way road, what is a center left-turn lane for?
  5. Driving in a bicycle laneWhen may you drive in a bicycle lane?
  6. Making a U-turnFrom which lane may you make a U-turn?
  7. Places you may never U-turnHow far must you and other drivers be able to see for a U-turn to be allowed?
  8. Left turn on redWhen may you turn left on a red light?
  9. Changing lanes safelyBefore changing lanes, what should you do after checking your mirrors?
  10. Entering and leaving a highwayHow fast should you be going when you merge onto a highway?
  11. Passing needs a 400-foot viewTo cross a broken yellow line to pass, how far ahead must you be able to see clearly?
  12. Getting back in after passingAfter you pass on a two-lane road, how close may an oncoming vehicle get before you're back in your lane?

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