Are You With Me Or Against Me? White & Yellow Lines. Do You Know The Difference?

All question have been created using either the Manitoba Highway Traffic Act or from the Manitoba Public Insurance Class 5 Complete Handbook.

Pavement markings
A solid line on the left of your lane means you must not pass or change lanes. A broken line means you may pass or change lanes if safe from both front and rear to do so. It is permissible to turn left over a single or double solid line onto a public thoroughfare, private road or driveway.

1. What does a Yellow line indicate?

  Traffic moving in opposite directions.

  Traffic moving in the same direction

2. What does a white line indicate?

  Traffic moving in opposite directions.

 Traffic moving in the same direction.

3. White solid pavement lines indicate:

 Traffic moving in opposite directions cannot change lanes

 Traffic moving in opposite directions can change lanes

 Traffic moving in the same direction can change lanes

 Traffic moving in the same direction cannot change lanes

4. What does a yellow broken line indicate?

 Passing is permitted.

 Lane changing is not permitted.

 Passing is prohibited for traffic going either way.

 Lane changing is permitted.

5. What does a yellow Solid and broken line together indicate?

 Passing is permitted.

 Passing is prohibited for traffic going either way.

 Lane changing is permitted.

 Passing is not permitted if the solid line is on your side of the highway.

6. What does a broken white line indicate?

 Passing is permitted.

 Lane changing is not permitted.

 Lane changing is permitted.

7. What does a yellow solid double line indicate?

 Passing is permitted.

 Passing is prohibited for traffic going either way.

 Lane changing is permitted.

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