Do yellow line separates traffic moving in different directions.?

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Is there a scientific explanation for the "highway syndrome"?

Standard markings have yellow separating directions ... while white lines separate traffic moving in the same direction.

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Do you have to sit in traffic on your commute??

depends on the country
some yes some no

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does anyone know why gas prices stay high even though barrels of oil have gone down in price?

duh, hope i am not on the roa when you are lol

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What high-performance car has "good" gas mileage?

Only if the drivers acknowledge the reason for their existence.

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Does San Diego have plenty of good public transportation? Like Subways and such?

Solid yellow line in your lane means do not cross this line, opposing traffic on other side.

omg gas prices have gotten lower!!!?

Broken/dashed yellow line in your lane means cross this line with caution, opposing traffic on other side.

why do so many people drive those monster size SUV's ,never haul anything and drive like maniacs?

Solid white line in your lane means do not cross this line; same direction traffic or edge of road may be on other side.

Do irridum plugs improve fuel consumption?

Broken/dashed white line in your lane means cross this line with caution, a lane allowing same direction traffic on other side.

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is anyone familiar with the people mover transit system in Detroit?

duh

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