Two solid yellow lines divide a two-way road. What do they mean for passing?

• A.You may pass if no traffic is coming
• B.Only the side with a broken line may pass
• C.You must not cross them to pass; traffic on both sides is prohibited from passing there
• D.You may cross them to pass a bicycle only at highway speed

Why

Double solid yellow lines mark a no-passing stretch for both directions. You may cross them only for a permitted turn into a driveway or side street, not to pass.

Manual topic: Official Florida Driver License Handbook - Lane Use, Turning & Passing · From the Florida Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (FLC-063).

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More Lane Use, Turning & Passing questions

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• Before turning or changing lanes, what must you always do to communicate and check?
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• On a multi-lane highway with traffic moving your direction, which lane is meant for normal through travel, and when should you use the left lane?
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