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Passing on both sides of the dividing lines on a highway is only allowed when

Correct answer

  • both sides have broken yellow line markings.
  • one side has a broken yellow line marking.
  • both sides have solid yellow line markings.

Explanation

When both sides have broken yellow line markings, it is allowed to pass on either side of the dividing lanes. When one side has a broken yellow line marking, only that side can pass, and the other side with the solid yellow line can't pass. When both center lines are solid, passing is strictly not allowed.

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