What is indicated if there are both solid and dashed lines present in a center lane?

When both solid and dashed lines are present in a center lane, it signifies a lane designated for left turns from either direction. This arrangement allows vehicles traveling in either direction to safely enter the center lane to prepare for a left turn. The dashed lines permit drivers to merge into that lane, while the solid line indicates that vehicles should not travel into that lane unless they are preparing to turn. This configuration provides a clear and safe way for drivers to navigate turns and increases safety at intersections.

The other options do not align with the specific traffic rules regarding center lanes with both solid and dashed lines. For instance, the lane is not intended for pedestrians or any exclusive right turn-only maneuver, nor does it indicate a no-passing zone, which is typically marked with solid lines on both sides.