In a center left turn lane, how are the lines arranged?

• A. Two Sets of Double Yellow Lines, With the Inside Broken and the Outside Solid
• B. Two Sets of Double Yellow Lines, With the Inside Solid and Outside Broken
• C. A Single Dashed Line
• D. A Solid White Line on Both Sides

Answer: (A)

Center left turn lanes are marked with two sets of double yellow lines on each side of the lane. The lines closest to the center are broken, and the lines on the outer edge are solid. This setup shows that you may enter the center lane from adjacent lanes to prepare for a left turn (crossing the broken line is allowed), but you must stay within the boundaries set by the outer solid lines. The standard marking matches the description: two sets of double yellow lines, with the inside ones broken and the outside ones solid. The other options don’t fit because they use the wrong number, the wrong color, or the wrong solid/broken pattern for this lane.