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Intersections and Turns
- 1/12If you are driving on a two-lane rural road with two-way traffic
On two-lane rural roads, each lane carries traffic in opposite directions. Staying in your lane prevents head-on collisions with vehicles coming from the other side. Always stay alert and avoid drifting across the center line.
If your driving on a three-lane one-way road marked with broken white lines
On a three-lane one-way road, broken white lines show that all lanes move in the same direction. You can use any lane, but choose based on your speed and turning plans. Always signal and check mirrors when changing lanes.
Using a center lane marked for left turns
A center lane marked for left turns is shared by traffic from both directions to make safe left turns. It is not for through driving or passing other vehicles. Enter the lane just before turning and complete your turn safely.
If your driving on a multi-lane highway with four or more lanes
On highways with four or more lanes, slower traffic should stay in the right lanes. The left lane is mainly for passing or faster-moving vehicles. This keeps traffic flowing smoothly and reduces lane-change conflicts.
If driving next to a solid yellow line on your side of the road
A solid yellow line on your side of the road indicates a no-passing zone due to limited visibility or road hazards. You must stay in your lane and not cross the line to pass. This rule helps prevent head-on collisions.
When driving beside a broken or dashed line
A broken or dashed line means you are allowed to pass other vehicles if the road ahead is clear. Always check for oncoming traffic and use signals before passing. Only pass when it is legal and safe to do so.
If your approaching a crosswalk marked with white lines
When approaching a marked crosswalk, reduce your speed and be ready to stop. Pedestrians have the right-of-way, and you must allow them to cross safely. Failing to yield can lead to fines or accidents
You encounter a white parallel line at the intersection
The white stop line shows where you must come to a complete stop at an intersection or signal. Stopping before the line keeps you out of cross traffic and protects pedestrians. Always stop fully, even if no one is crossing.
If your driving along a solid white line on the road
A solid white line indicates that lane changes are discouraged or not allowed. it is used in areas where changing lanes could be dangerous, such as near intersections or curves.
When driving beside double solid white lines
Double solid white lines separate lanes of traffic moving in the same direction, where lane changes are not allowed. Crossing them can disrupt traffic flow and is illegal. Always stay in your lane until the lines end or change.
You see a solid yellow line on the left edge of the roadway
A solid yellow line on the left edge indicates you are on a divided highway or one-way road. It separates traffic moving in opposite directions or marks the left edge of the roadway. Stay to the right of this line and do not cross it.
If you see barrels placed in front of a solid obstacle or near a crash-prone area
Barrels placed near solid obstacles or crash-prone areas are designed to absorb impact and reduce crash severity. They signal that youre approaching a hazard and should slow down immediately.