Nova Scotia Class 7 Beginner's Knowledge Test · Question
Two parallel solid white lines between lanes mean:
Double solid white lines forbid or strongly discourage crossing.
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Question: Two parallel solid white lines between lanes mean:
Answer options:
- Pass freely ✅ Lane changes are prohibited or strongly discouraged
- Bike lane
- HOV lane
Correct answer: Lane changes are prohibited or strongly discouraged
Explanation: Double solid white lines forbid or strongly discourage crossing.
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