On a two-way road, which statement allows passing?

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On a two-way road, which statement allows passing?

Explanation:
Road markings tell you when passing is allowed. A broken line on your side means you may pass when it’s safe and clear of oncoming traffic. A solid line on your side means you must not pass. A solid line on the other side indicates the opposing lane is in a no‑passing zone, so you still shouldn’t pass. A sign permitting passing can designate a zone, but it doesn’t override the line rules you see on the pavement. So the statement that the line on your side is broken is the one that allows passing.

Road markings tell you when passing is allowed. A broken line on your side means you may pass when it’s safe and clear of oncoming traffic. A solid line on your side means you must not pass. A solid line on the other side indicates the opposing lane is in a no‑passing zone, so you still shouldn’t pass. A sign permitting passing can designate a zone, but it doesn’t override the line rules you see on the pavement. So the statement that the line on your side is broken is the one that allows passing.

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