Question

if there are no lane markings on the road, what should you do to keep proper lane positioning?
you may choose the positioning that you want, but always yield to cyclists and pedestrians.
you may stay in the center of the lane until you see oncoming traffic; then, move to the right as you pass each other.
imagine there are painted lines, and stay on the right of the road.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• The first option is incorrect because you can't just choose any positioning; there are standard road - positioning rules even without lane markings.
• The second option is incorrect. Staying in the center until oncoming traffic appears is not a standard or safe way to maintain lane positioning.
• The third option is correct. When there are no lane markings, the standard practice is to imagine the painted lines (usually a center line and a right - hand edge) and stay on the right side of the road, which helps in maintaining order and safety on the road, including sharing the road with other users like cyclists and pedestrians.

Answer:

The correct option is: Imagine there are painted lines, and stay on the right of the road.