Washington Written Drivers Permit Practice Test

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A single dashed yellow line usually marks the centerline of a two-way roadway where

  1. No passing is allowed

  2. A vehicle may pass if safe

  3. Stopping is mandatory

  4. Only pedestrians can cross

The correct answer is: A vehicle may pass if safe

On a two-way roadway, a dashed yellow line usually marks the centerline to indicate that passing is allowed. Passing on a roadway with a solid yellow line is not allowed, as it indicates that there is limited visibility and passing could be dangerous. Option A is incorrect because passing is allowed on a two-way roadway with a dashed yellow line. Option C is incorrect because stopping is generally not required or indicated by a dashed yellow line. Option D is incorrect because pedestrians are generally not allowed to cross in the middle of a two-way roadway.