On multilane roads, the far-left lane will have a yellow line on its left edge. What color is this edge line?

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Edge lines are colored to show which side of the road you’re on and how traffic is directed. On a multilane road with two-way traffic, the far-left edge is marked with a yellow line, while the far-right edge is white. The yellow edge line clearly marks the boundary adjacent to opposing traffic and helps you avoid drifting left off the pavement. The center line or lane-dividing lines are a different kind of marking and can be solid or dashed depending on whether passing is allowed. So the edge line on the far left is yellow.