If you see a space enclosed within__________, that area is off limits: it's a buffer zone to keep cars apart and prevent a crash.

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A space enclosed by two sets of double solid yellow lines is a no-passing buffer zone. These lines create a barrier to keep oncoming traffic separate and reduce the risk of head-on crashes, so you must not enter that space or attempt to pass. Wait for a dashed line or a designated passing zone ahead if you need to pass. By contrast, white lines typically mark road edges or lane boundaries, dashed lines show where passing is allowed when it’s safe, and a solid white line usually indicates boundaries you should not cross except in specific situations like turning or exiting.