Question

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when there is a shared center lane, driving is permitted if:
options:

• you can use this lane as a driving lane as a carpool lane during rush hour.
• you are turning left and travel not more than 300 feet.
• used for a reversible lane during peak traffic and can drive in lane for up to 500 feet.
• you can drive in this lane as far as necessary as long as you are turning left.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option based on traffic rules for shared center lanes (also known as a two - way left - turn lane).

• Option 1: Shared center lanes are not carpool lanes, so this is incorrect.
• Option 2: The rule for a shared center lane is that it can be used for left - turns and the distance traveled in the lane should not exceed 300 feet. This matches the traffic regulation.
• Option 3: Reversible lanes are different from shared center lanes, and the 500 - foot rule does not apply to shared center lanes, so this is incorrect.
• Option 4: There is a distance limit (300 feet) for using the shared center lane for left - turns, so "as far as necessary" is incorrect.

Answer:

B. You are turning left and travel not more than 300 feet.