Crossing a solid white line is against all states traffic laws. The solid line indicates that you can not cross over at any point. You may only cross over dotted lines.
This varies from state to state, but in general it is illegal to pass if the road you are on is marked "no passing" or "stay in lane". It is illegal to pass by crossing into an oncoming lane if you cross a double solid yellow line, or if the double line on your side is solid. It is illegal to pass a stopped school bus. It is illegal to pass in a toll plaza. It is also illegal to pass in an unsafe manner. It is illegal to cross over a herring-bone area or a median.
It's discouraged, but not illegal.
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Crossing a solid line does not appear to be against the Highway Traffic Act in Ontario.
This person above is completely wrong. Yellow lines represent traffic coming in the opposite direction. Solid yellow lines represent no passing. that's the law not my opinion
Texas is a solid Republican state.
No.
Yes. A single solid white line can be crossed, however it is discouraged. It is a cautionary traffic control device. You are still required signal your intention to change lanes for 100 feet before doing so. Texas Transportation Code 544.001, 544.002, and 544.004. Texas Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices.
No, it is illegal to cross a yellow solid line on the road.
It is legal. The white solid line in refrence I believe is a cautionary passing line. Meaning: have caution while crossing over to the next lane. This is also between the HOV lane and the regular traffic lanes on the freeways. However, it is illegal to cross double solid lines. This is not a passing nor crossing zone.
In New Hampshire, crossing a solid white line is generally not allowed. Solid white lines indicate that lane changes are discouraged or prohibited, as they are typically used to separate lanes of traffic moving in the same direction. It is important to follow traffic laws and regulations to ensure safety on the road and avoid potential fines or penalties for illegal maneuvers.
No, you may not.