Yellow pavement markings on the road indicate:

• A. Two-way traffic on the road
• B. No parking zones
• C. Pedestrian crossing ahead
• D. Speed limit changes ahead

Answer: (A)

Yellow pavement markings show that traffic moves in opposite directions. They mark the centerline that separates lanes for vehicles traveling toward each other, helping you stay in your lane and choose when it’s safe to pass. This is why the correct interpretation is that the road carries two-way traffic. The other options aren’t indicated by these yellow markings—parking restrictions are usually shown by signs or curb colors, pedestrian crossings by crosswalk lines or signs, and speed changes by speed limit signs rather than lane markings.