The yellow line divides the road in two-way traffic. You can pass the vehicle in front of you if:

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The yellow line divides the road in two-way traffic. You can pass the vehicle in front of you if:

Explanation:
Centerline markings tell you when passing is allowed on a two-way road. A broken line on your side means you may pass the vehicle in front of you if the way ahead is clear and you can return to your lane safely. That’s why this choice is correct. A solid line on your side indicates no passing, and signs permitting passing or a driver signaling you to pass do not override the line markings. Always rely on the line on your side and visibility to decide if passing is safe.

Centerline markings tell you when passing is allowed on a two-way road. A broken line on your side means you may pass the vehicle in front of you if the way ahead is clear and you can return to your lane safely. That’s why this choice is correct. A solid line on your side indicates no passing, and signs permitting passing or a driver signaling you to pass do not override the line markings. Always rely on the line on your side and visibility to decide if passing is safe.

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