Two sets of double solid yellow lines are painted two feet or more apart. They are treated as:

California DMV exam practice question · Signals, Signs & Markings

Two sets of double solid yellow lines are painted two feet or more apart. They are treated as:

A barrier you must not drive on or turn across.
BA center lane for left turns.
CA passing zone for both directions.

Why A is correct

Two sets of solid double yellow lines spaced two or more feet apart are a barrier. Do not drive on or over it, or turn across it, except at designated openings.

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