A no-passing zone is indicated by

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A no-passing zone is indicated by

In no-passing zones, the center lines tell you what’s allowed. Solid double yellow lines mean you may not pass in either direction—this is a clear restriction because visibility or road conditions aren’t safe for passing. Dashed lines indicate passing is allowed when safe, and a single broken line in the center means you can pass if there’s enough time and no oncoming traffic. Stop signs control at intersections and don’t by themselves mark a no-passing stretch. So the indicator for a no-passing zone is solid double yellow lines in the center of the road.

In no-passing zones, the center lines tell you what’s allowed. Solid double yellow lines mean you may not pass in either direction—this is a clear restriction because visibility or road conditions aren’t safe for passing. Dashed lines indicate passing is allowed when safe, and a single broken line in the center means you can pass if there’s enough time and no oncoming traffic. Stop signs control at intersections and don’t by themselves mark a no-passing stretch. So the indicator for a no-passing zone is solid double yellow lines in the center of the road.

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