Which of the following statements about diagonal white stripes on the road is true?

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Which of the following statements about diagonal white stripes on the road is true?

Diagonal white stripes mark an area where driving is not allowed. They act as a boundary or buffer zone, often used to separate lanes, indicate a shoulder or construction area, or mark spaces that vehicles should not enter. Because crossing or driving into that striped area can put you into a non-driving space or into the path of other traffic or hazards, the correct rule is to stay out of it. These stripes are not a place to enter for turning, parking, or continuing in a lane, and they shouldn’t be driven through or treated as a driving path.

Diagonal white stripes mark an area where driving is not allowed. They act as a boundary or buffer zone, often used to separate lanes, indicate a shoulder or construction area, or mark spaces that vehicles should not enter. Because crossing or driving into that striped area can put you into a non-driving space or into the path of other traffic or hazards, the correct rule is to stay out of it. These stripes are not a place to enter for turning, parking, or continuing in a lane, and they shouldn’t be driven through or treated as a driving path.

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