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Lanes and turns questions

What lane lines let you do, when you may cross a solid yellow line, the 150-foot center turn lane, bike lanes, U-turns in cities and towns, left turns on red, passing on the right, and where passing is against the law.

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

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14 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 lane: 150 feetWhat is this center lane for?
  5. Bike lanes: only to turnWhen may you drive in a marked bike lane?
  6. U-turns in cities and towns: intersections onlyWhere may you make a U-turn in a Virginia city or town?
  7. How to make a U-turnWhen you make a U-turn, which lane should you end up in?
  8. Left turn on redWhen may you turn left on a red light?
  9. Changing lanes safelyJust before you move into the next lane, what should you do?
  10. Passing on the rightWhen may you pass another vehicle on the right?
  11. Waiting to turn leftWhile you wait to turn left, which way should your front wheels point?
  12. Where passing is against the lawOn a two-lane road with one lane each way, where is passing against the law?
  13. Crossing a solid yellow to pass a bicyclistOn a road with double solid yellow lines, a bicyclist is ahead and the other lane is clear. May you cross the lines to pass?
  14. No speeding while you passWhile you pass another car, may you go over the speed limit to get by quickly?

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