You may cross double solid yellow lines:
- To pass a slow-moving truck.
- To turn into a driveway. ✓
- To pass another car.
- Under no conditions.
Answer: B. To turn into a driveway.
You may cross double solid yellow lines to turn into a driveway.
Why this is the answer
The Florida handbook says vehicles moving in either direction must not pass or cross double solid yellow lines, but it allows a left turn when it is safe to do so. Turning into a driveway means making a left turn across those lines, so that action fits the exception. The handbook does not list driveways by name, so this answer follows from the left-turn allowance rather than a direct driveway rule.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. To pass a slow-moving truck. — Passing a slow-moving truck is still passing, and the handbook bars passing across double solid yellow lines.
- C. To pass another car. — Passing another car is not allowed across double solid yellow lines; only a safe left turn or bicyclist pass is listed as an exception.
- D. Under no conditions. — The handbook does allow a safe left turn and a bicyclist pass, so crossing these lines is not banned under every condition.
Remember it
Picture double solid yellow as a no-passing wall with a door for a safe left turn.