Question 219 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
Where should the yellow centre line be, relative to the driver?
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Correct answer to question 219
- A: On the driver's left side
Explanation
Yellow lines separate traffic travelling in opposite directions, so a yellow line should always be on the driver's left side. White lines separate traffic going the same direction.
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