In addition to the no-passing zone sign, what other marking indicates a no-passing zone?

• A. Stop lines
• B. No-passing pavement markings
• C. Yield lines
• D. Crosswalk lines

Answer: (B)

Passing restrictions are shown on the road not just by signs but also by pavement markings. No-passing pavement markings indicate a no-passing zone, usually as solid yellow lines along the center of the road. When a solid line is on your side, you may not pass; if your side has a dashed line, passing may be allowed when it’s safe. The other markings mentioned have different purposes: stop lines show where to stop at signs or signals, yield lines indicate where you must yield, and crosswalk lines mark pedestrian crossings.