Florida Driving Test 3 questions and answers with solutions
2025/2026
Edge Lines - ANSWER Solid lines along the side of the road mark the
edge of the pavement.
Single solid white line (Edge Line) - ANSWER Marks the right edge of the
pavement.
Single solid yellow line (Edge Line) - ANSWER Marks the left edge of the
pavement on divided highways and one-way streets
White Lane Lines - ANSWER White lane lines separate lanes of traffic
moving in the same direction
Single broken white line (Lane Lines) - ANSWER You may cross this line to
change lanes when it is safe to do so
Single solid white line (Lane Lines) - ANSWER You may travel in the same
direction on both sides of this line, but do not cross the line unless you
must do so to avoid a hazard. Also used to discourage lane changes near
intersections.
, Double solid white lines (Lane Lines) - ANSWER Crossing a double solid
line is not allowed.
Yellow Lane Lines - ANSWER Yellow lane lines separate lanes of traffic
moving in opposite directions.
Single broken yellow line (Lane Lines) - ANSWER Stay to the right of the
line. You may temporarily cross this line when you are passing a vehicle
in front of you.
Double solid yellow lines. ( Lane Lines) - ANSWER Vehicles moving in
either direction must not cross these lines (unless turning left when it is
safe to do so).
Double yellow lines-solid on right, broken on left (Lane Lines) - ANSWER
Passing or crossing is not allowed in this lane except when turning left
Double yellow lines-broken on right, solid on left (Lane Lines) - ANSWER
Passing is permitted in this lane when safe to do so.
Turn Lanes - ANSWER • Lane is marked with a curved arrow and the
word "ONLY": you must turn in the direction of the arrow.
• Lane is marked with both a curved and straight arrow: you may either
turn or go straight.
• Two-way roadway with center lane: drivers from either direction may
use the center lane for left turns; you must not use for passing.
2025/2026
Edge Lines - ANSWER Solid lines along the side of the road mark the
edge of the pavement.
Single solid white line (Edge Line) - ANSWER Marks the right edge of the
pavement.
Single solid yellow line (Edge Line) - ANSWER Marks the left edge of the
pavement on divided highways and one-way streets
White Lane Lines - ANSWER White lane lines separate lanes of traffic
moving in the same direction
Single broken white line (Lane Lines) - ANSWER You may cross this line to
change lanes when it is safe to do so
Single solid white line (Lane Lines) - ANSWER You may travel in the same
direction on both sides of this line, but do not cross the line unless you
must do so to avoid a hazard. Also used to discourage lane changes near
intersections.
, Double solid white lines (Lane Lines) - ANSWER Crossing a double solid
line is not allowed.
Yellow Lane Lines - ANSWER Yellow lane lines separate lanes of traffic
moving in opposite directions.
Single broken yellow line (Lane Lines) - ANSWER Stay to the right of the
line. You may temporarily cross this line when you are passing a vehicle
in front of you.
Double solid yellow lines. ( Lane Lines) - ANSWER Vehicles moving in
either direction must not cross these lines (unless turning left when it is
safe to do so).
Double yellow lines-solid on right, broken on left (Lane Lines) - ANSWER
Passing or crossing is not allowed in this lane except when turning left
Double yellow lines-broken on right, solid on left (Lane Lines) - ANSWER
Passing is permitted in this lane when safe to do so.
Turn Lanes - ANSWER • Lane is marked with a curved arrow and the
word "ONLY": you must turn in the direction of the arrow.
• Lane is marked with both a curved and straight arrow: you may either
turn or go straight.
• Two-way roadway with center lane: drivers from either direction may
use the center lane for left turns; you must not use for passing.
