A center left turn lane is marked by ________________________________ with each set having a broken line on the inside, and a solid line on the outside.

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The center left-turn lane is defined by two sets of lines, with each set having a dashed line on the inside and a solid line on the outside. This pattern shows the boundaries of the shared left-turn lane: the dashed interior lines indicate you may enter or leave the lane when it’s safe, while the solid exterior lines mark the outer edge you should not cross. There are two such sets, one on each side of the lane, to bound the center lane from both directions. This helps drivers know where the turn-only space begins and ends and to use it properly for left turns from either direction.