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Combined lines
At combined lines, road users must comply with the line closest to them. A vehicle that has crossed into a lane for oncoming traffic may nevertheless return to the right-hand side of the road. A double yellow warning line indicates the separation between lanes in which the direction of travel may be varied.
What the sign means
At combined lines, road users must comply with the line closest to them. A vehicle that has crossed into a lane for oncoming traffic may nevertheless return to the right-hand side of the road. A double yellow warning line indicates the separation between lanes in which the direction of travel may be varied.
Test yourself
Easy
Which general rule applies to this marking?
- AYou must always treat both lines as solid lines in both directions.
- BYou must follow the provision for the line that is farthest from the vehicle.
- CYou must follow the provision for the line that is closest to the vehicle.
- DYou may always cross both lines when overtaking.
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