Florida Learner's Permit Practice Test

A double solid yellow line in the center of a roadway indicates that passing is not allowed in either direction. Passing over these lines is prohibited for drivers from both directions of travel. This marking is usually seen on two-lane roads to separate opposing lanes of traffic and prevent head-on collisions. Option B, "Traffic should proceed in either direction," is incorrect because the double solid yellow line permits movement of traffic only in one direction. Option C, "Road ends ahead," is incorrect because this marking does not indicate the end of the road, but rather serves as a traffic divider. Option D, "Divides lanes for turning," is incorrect because the double solid yellow line divides lanes of traffic for protection, not for turning.