A hatched area in the middle of the road is bordered by a broken white line. What does the Code advise?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Avoid entering unless it is necessary and safe
- Step 1: A broken border means you may enter if necessary. Step 2. Enter only when you can see it is safe. Answer: Avoid entering unless it is necessary and safe. Why not the others: It is not for lanes or parking, and it is not always forbidden.
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