The correct option is B. Double yellow is a line that indicates a no-passing zone. A Double Yellow line or Solid Yellow line may be used to designate "no passing zones" on two-lane roadways. No passing zones are located on hills or bends where it would be unsafe to pass.
What does a white line represent?
The most typical lane markers are white. Solid white lines indicate the position of the road's shoulder or delineate lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction. The center line between lanes is indicated by broken or "dotted" white lines.
The "no passing zone" traffic sign is typically placed in front of hills or bends when passing safely requires clear visibility in the distance. The sign is typically supported by pavement markings; you will observe a strong yellow line on your side of the road throughout the duration of the entire region it governs.
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