Alabama Permit Test: Signals & Pavement Markings Practice Questions

Correct answer: By broken white lines

When a roadway has two or more lanes for traffic moving in one direction, the lanes are divided by broken white lines, which may be crossed when passing.

Source: Chapter 5: Signs, Signals and Road Markings – Pavement Markings – Lane dividers (Alabama Driver Manual, Nov 2024, PDF p. 54)

Correct answer: You may not pass

If the solid yellow line is on your side of the centerline, you may not pass.

Source: Chapter 5: Signs, Signals and Road Markings – Pavement Markings

Correct answer: Crossing it is prohibited

A double solid white line separates lanes going the same way, but crossing it is prohibited.

Source: Chapter 5: Signs, Signals and Road Markings – Pavement Markings

Correct answer: Traffic moving to or from the shoulder

The solid white edge line may be crossed only by traffic moving to or from the shoulder.

Source: Chapter 5: Signs, Signals and Road Markings – Pavement Markings

Correct answer: The protected turn is ending

A steady yellow arrow with a circular green means the previous protected green arrow movement is ending.

Source: Chapter 5: Signs, Signals and Road Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Do not drive in that lane

A driver facing a steady red X shall not drive in the lane over which it is located.

Source: Chapter 5: Signs, Signals and Road Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: You may use the lane with caution

A steady yellow X permits driving in the lane with caution because potentially hazardous conditions exist.

Source: Chapter 5: Signs, Signals and Road Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: As a four-way stop

If the traffic light is inoperative, treat the intersection as you would a four-way stop.

Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Laws – Stopping