Turn Lanes

Question 1

Turn Lanes

Answer 1

Arrows are often used with white lane lines to show which turn may be made from the lane.

Question 2

Center turn lane

Answer 2

Two-way road with center lane; driver from either direction may us the center lane for left turns; you must not use for passing.

Question 3

Reversible lane

Answer 3

Some highways have reversible traffic lanes to help handle rush-hour traffic. The direction of traffic is normally reversed at set times each day. These lanes are marked with special pavement markings, lane signals, and signs.

Question 4

Bike lane

Answer 4

Some roads have pavement marking that show lanes specifically designed for the exclusive use of bikes for shared use.

Question 5

Sharrow

Answer 5

Shared-use lane: These marking alert motorists that bicyclists may use the entire lane and indicates to where bicyclists should ride and discourage bicycling in the wrong direction.

Question 6

White stop lines

Answer 6

Stop lines show where you must stop for a stop sign or red light. You must stop your vehicle before any part of it crossed the line before the crosswalk.

Question 7

Crosswalks

Answer 7

Marked with solid white lines and sometimes filled with white diagonal or perpendicular lines. Shows where pedestrians should cross. Motorists must always yield the right-of-way to pedestrians in crosswalks.