In New Jersey it is illegal to cross any solid yellow or white line on a public roadway with a motorized vehicle except specifically as an emergency maneuver or as directed by a law enforcement officer or to enter or leave the roadway. As such, in NJ it is illegal. In another state, maybe not.
It is not legal, crossing any solid line can result is a ticket, including the yellow lines with the diagonal slashes that are before the turning lane
Additional answerAll US State driving rules say that you may NOT cross a single solid line (white or yellow) if it is on the drivers side. It is ok to cross single solid line if it is on the right of you and on a multi lane highwayAlos you can cross a single solid white line if
I disagree. Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices published by the U.S.D.O.T. Federal Highway Administration is the authority on this issue. It states (and I am pasting verbatim and as this is a public government manual, it is not subject to copyright.)
No, it is not legal to cross a double solid yellow line.
No, it is not legal to cross two solid yellow lines on the road.
It is never legal to cross a solid un-broken lane separating traffic lanes. I have never driven through a tunnel in ANY state that allowed changing lanes wiithin the tunnel.
Yes
No it's not
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The law is that it is not legal to cross a solid white line in cobb county.
No, it is not.
Its cross-section area
yes yes sorry i mean no
A cross section is formed.
A full section of a solid is when a plane cuts through the entire solid, revealing its complete cross-section. This is helpful for analyzing the internal structure and geometry of the solid.