• A solid yellow line may appear on one side of the roadway, while a line composed of dashes appears on the other side. Drivers must obey the marking that is present in their lane of traffic.

A solid yellow line may appear on one-side of the roadway, while a line composed of dashes appears on the other. Drivers must obey the marking that is present in their lane of traffic.

If there are both solid and dashed yellow lines between lanes of traffic, one may not pass if the solid yellow line is on your side. If the dashed line is on your side you may pass when safe to do so.

One of these days, someone is really going to get hurt! – Fran Brock, Placentia. A.The answer as to whether or not someone can legally turn left across a double-yellow line is fairly ...

A solid yellow line may appear on one-side of the roadway, while a line composed of dashes appears on the other. Drivers must obey the marking that is present in their lane of traffic.

Can You Pass on a Solid Yellow Line? Vehicles with the dashed line on their side of the middle yellow lines may pass if safe to do so. A double-solid yellow-line formation means absolutely no passing.

A solid yellow line may appear on one side of the roadway, while a line composed of dashes appears on the other side. Drivers must obey the marking that is present in their lane of traffic.

On the 22 freeway, broken white lines have supplanted solid yellow lines in the car-pool lanes. The broken lines allow drivers to enter and exit the car-pool lane at any time.

If you’re on a two-lane road and one side has a solid yellow line, and the other has a dotted yellow line, then you can only pass if you are on the dotted side. This is still an ongoing ...