In your opinion, why was a continuous line marked on the roadway?

- Correct answer: Because of the limited field of vision ahead.
- Because of the tree lines on both sides of the roadway.
- Because there is a bus-stop bay on the right side of the roadway.
- Because the roadway is narrow.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Because of the limited field of vision ahead.
A continuous dividing line prohibits crossing it and overtaking. It is marked where the field of vision ahead is limited, so a driver who overtakes may not see an oncoming vehicle in time. The bus-stop bay, the width of the road and the tree lines are not the reason for the marking.