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5. Signs, Signals & Road Marks

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30. Two-way Left Turn Lanes

A lane that is operated in different directions at different times of the day, such as a reversible lane system, is designated by a DOUBLE BROKEN (dashed) YELLOW line on both sides of the lane. These markings supplement signs or overhead signals that tell road users which lanes are available for use at different days and times.

Many two-way undivided roads in urbanized areas have a center lane that is for shared use by vehicles making left turns in both directions. This type of special lane is called a Two-Way Left-Turn Lane. Both sides of the Two-Way Left Turn Lane are marked with a double line consisting of a SOLID YELLOW line and BROKEN (dashed) YELLOW line. The SOLID line is closest to the adjacent travel lane, while the BROKEN (dashed) line is closest to the Two-Way Left-Turn Lane.

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