On two-lane roads with opposite-direction traffic, you may pass on the left only when there is:

• A. A yield sign
• B. A red traffic light
• C. A broken line on your side of the center line
• D. A solid yellow line on your side

Answer: (C)

Passing on the left on two-lane roads with opposing traffic is determined by the markings on the center line. You may pass only when the line on your side of the center line is broken, signaling that crossing into the opposing lane is allowed when it’s safe. If your side shows a solid line, passing is not allowed because it’s not safe to cross. A yield sign doesn’t grant the right to pass, it only tells you to yield to other traffic. A red traffic light requires you to stop, not to pass. A solid yellow line on your side also means no passing. So the presence of a broken line on your side best indicates that a pass is permitted, provided you can do so safely.