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Oregon Pavement markings and transit lanes Test 2

Oregon Pavement markings and transit lanes Test 2

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1. Near an intersection, a transit-only lane has striped red markings for access. What does that striped section indicate?
The transit-only restriction applies to buses rather than cars.A permanent general-purpose through lane begins there.All cars must remain in the transit lane beyond the intersection.A place to enter briefly for a turn, parking or driveway access where allowed.
2. On a one-way roadway, a solid yellow line runs along the left edge. What does that line mark?
A bicycle lane that every turning car must enter.A passing lane reserved for vehicles towing trailers.The left edge of the roadway or ramp.A guaranteed opposing-traffic lane immediately beyond it.

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Near an intersection, a transit-only lane has striped red markings for access. What does that striped section indicate?
Correct answer: A place to enter briefly for a turn, parking or driveway access where allowed.
The striped red section provides limited access for the listed movements. It does not open the transit lane to continuous travel by ordinary cars.
Source: Oregon Driver Manual 2026–2027, Form735-37(1-26), printed page 25, physical PDF page 33: Striped Red Lines. Complete page text and rendered source page read September29,2026. Independently sourced federal or original artwork, not copied from the handbook. ↗
On a one-way roadway, a solid yellow line runs along the left edge. What does that line mark?
Correct answer: The left edge of the roadway or ramp.
Yellow can mark the left edge of one-way roads and ramps as well as separate opposing traffic on two-way roads. Interpret the location together with the roadway layout.
Source: Oregon Driver Manual 2026–2027, Form735-37(1-26), printed page 22, physical PDF page 30: Solid Yellow Line — left edge. Complete page text and rendered source page read September29,2026. Independently sourced federal or original artwork, not copied from the handbook. ↗

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