A road has a hatched area in the middle, bordered by a solid white line. What must you do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Not enter it, except in an emergency
- Step 1: Chevron hatching separates opposing traffic. Step 2. A solid border means you must not enter unless in an emergency. Answer: Not enter it, except in an emergency. Why not the others: It is not for overtaking, parking or use as a lane.
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