Unless that particular stretch of road is guarded with a "NO LEFT TURN" sign or is blocked with a median, then it is legal to turn left across yellow lines (such as you would to turn into a parking lot), provided you drive with due caution as you would with any other left turn.
Under WHAT circumstances or conditions? At a controlled intersection? Out of a driveway? Not enough info given to answer.
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This is correct.Clarification: You may never "DRIVE" to the left of a yellow line. However, you may CROSS the yellow line at a right angle to make an immediate legal left turn.
You may make a legal left turn across a double yellow line.You may not PASS another vehicle by crossing over the double yellow line.
I believe it is.Added: You may make a legal left turn across a double yellow line.You may not PASS another vehicle by crossing over the double yellow line.
A solid yellow line means that you are not allowed to cross over or pass, but a dotted white, or yellow line means that you can cross over or pass.
They hit you. There is a reason you never cross a double yellow line.
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Legally you are not supposed to cross a double solid yellow line. Another Answer: There are exceptions. You can cross it to go around a stopped vehicle and for a few other reasons, not to pass another vehicle.
No, passing on a solid yellow line is prohibited. Drivers are not allowed to pass any vehicles in front of them or cross over the solid yellow line in this situation.
Dashed Yellow Line.
DO NOT CROSS STAY ON YOUR SIDE
You're supposed to have exited the lane well before the white line turns solid. You're not supposed to cross over a solid line - either white or yellow - for any reason, emergencies notwithstanding.
You may not cross a double yellow line or drive to the left side of the roadway when approaching within 100 feet of an intersection or a railroad crossing.