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, In what situation can you steer with one hand? When turning while backing up to see where you're going or operating certain vehicle
You should signal at least ____ feet before you turn. 100
You should signal at least ____ seconds before changing lanes 5
on the freeway.
Yellow lines separate: Traffic moving in opposite directions on a two-way road
white lines separate: traffic going in the same direction
single solid yellow line: marks the center of a road with two-way traffic.
double yellow solid lines: Should not be crossed anytime (Barrier)
broken yellow line: may pass when safe (on the broken side)
Single solid white line Marks traffic lanes going in the same direction. This includes one-way streets.
double solid white lines: Barrier between regular lane and "preferential" (carpool) lane. Never change lanes over
these.
Broken white lines: Lanes going in the same direction. You can pass/change lanes.
yield line: is a line of triangles extending across the roadway that may be used with a yield sign to
show the point at which you must yield or stop, if necessary. A yield line is often seen at
the entrance of a roundabout
COMPLETE EXAM PREP WITH PRACTICE
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS AND
COMPREHENSIVE DMV WRITTEN TEST
REVIEW | GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
SUCCESS
Updated 2026 Questions and Answers | 100% Verified
Exam Prep
, In what situation can you steer with one hand? When turning while backing up to see where you're going or operating certain vehicle
You should signal at least ____ feet before you turn. 100
You should signal at least ____ seconds before changing lanes 5
on the freeway.
Yellow lines separate: Traffic moving in opposite directions on a two-way road
white lines separate: traffic going in the same direction
single solid yellow line: marks the center of a road with two-way traffic.
double yellow solid lines: Should not be crossed anytime (Barrier)
broken yellow line: may pass when safe (on the broken side)
Single solid white line Marks traffic lanes going in the same direction. This includes one-way streets.
double solid white lines: Barrier between regular lane and "preferential" (carpool) lane. Never change lanes over
these.
Broken white lines: Lanes going in the same direction. You can pass/change lanes.
yield line: is a line of triangles extending across the roadway that may be used with a yield sign to
show the point at which you must yield or stop, if necessary. A yield line is often seen at
the entrance of a roundabout
