Delaware Defensive Driving Practice Test

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What happens if there's a solid yellow line in the center of the road?

It indicates a passing zone
It signifies used for parking only
It means passing is not allowed
It is no longer enforced

The correct answer is: It means passing is not allowed

A solid yellow line in the center of the roadway indicates that passing is not allowed for vehicles traveling in either direction. This marking serves a crucial safety purpose, signaling to drivers that the road conditions—such as visibility or the proximity of oncoming traffic—do not permit safe overtaking maneuvers. It is a clear visual cue intended to prevent accidents that could arise from unsafe passing behavior. Understanding this rule is vital for maintaining safety on roadways. A driver should always respect a solid yellow line and remain in their lane without attempting to pass other vehicles to avoid potential collisions.