(118/133) A solid white line on the right edge of the highway slants in to the left. That shows that:
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Explanation
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Question Analysis
This question tests knowledge of pavement markings and what they indicate about road conditions ahead. According to the Texas Driver Handbook, a solid white line on the right edge of the highway is used to mark the right edge of the travel lane. When this line slants inward (to the left), it indicates that the right lane is ending or that the road is narrowing ahead. This is a warning to drivers that the available driving space is decreasing, so they should be prepared to merge or adjust their position. The handbook states that edge lines that slope inward indicate a reduction in lane width or the number of lanes.
Correct Answer Analysis
Correct Answer: The road will get narrower.
The correct answer is 'The road will get narrower.' A solid white line on the right edge that slants to the left shows that the right side of the road is coming in, meaning the road is narrowing. This is a standard pavement marking used to warn drivers of a reduction in road width ahead, such as when a lane ends or when approaching a narrow bridge or underpass.
Wrong Options Analysis
Option: There is an intersection just ahead.
An intersection ahead is typically indicated by warning signs (such as a crossroad sign) or by specific pavement markings like stop lines or crosswalk lines, not by a slanted solid white edge line. A slanted edge line does not signify an intersection.
Option: You are approaching a construction area.
Construction areas are usually indicated by orange signs, orange pavement markings, and sometimes temporary barricades or cones. A slanted white edge line alone does not indicate a construction zone; it simply shows a change in road width.
Option: You will be required to turn left just ahead.
A required left turn is typically indicated by a left-turn arrow pavement marking, a sign, or a dedicated turn lane. A slanted right edge line does not mandate a left turn; it only warns that the road is narrowing.
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