Pavement markings in North Dakota
The North Dakota Noncommercial Driver License Manual shows or names everything on this page: 11 in all, on pages 16–17, 26.
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Broken Yellow Center Line
Broken yellow center lines are used on two-lane, two-way roads. You may cross them only to turn left or to pass another vehicle.
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Solid and Broken Yellow Lines
One solid line with one broken line means no passing when you are in the lane with the solid line. The solid line may be crossed only to turn left.
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Double Solid Yellow Center Lines
Two solid yellow lines on a two-lane road means no passing in either direction. Crossing the centerline is permitted only as part of a left-turn maneuver.
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Undivided Roadway (Multi-Lane, Two-Way)
Multi-lane, two-way roadway, crossing the centerline is permitted only as part of a left-turn maneuver.
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Divided Roadway
This is a multi-lane roadway with a divider separating the traffic flow.
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Two-Way Left Turn Lane
The center lane is reserved only for left-turning vehicles in either direction. Passing or overtaking is not permitted in the center lane.
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Left-Turn Lane with Right-Turn Lane (ONLY)
At many busy intersections there are specially designated left- and right-turn lanes. If you wish to turn left, you must use the special left-turn lane. If you wish to turn right, you must use the special right-turn lane. Some intersections have more than one turn lane.
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Stop Line
STOP LINES are wide, white lines that show you where to stop your vehicle before entering an intersection.
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Stop Line and Crosswalk Lines
CROSSWALK LINES are a pair of white lines or longitudinal lines that mark where pedestrians will walk. Do not block the crosswalk with your vehicle. When stop lines and crosswalk lines are used together, you must stop your vehicle before crossing the stop line.
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Unmarked Crosswalk
Where there are no lines at an intersection, you must stop your vehicle before entering the crosswalk (sidewalk area) or, if there is no crosswalk, you must stop before your vehicle enters the intersection.
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Accessible Parking Diagonal Lines
Do Not Park: ... In a designated Accessible Parking space unless in possession of the appropriate placard or 'Accessible' license plate. Do not park on the diagonal lines next to the space.
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