Can I change lanes to the right when there is a dashed line on the left and a solid line on the right?

[EllaRose]

Whether you can change lanes to the right when there is a dashed line on the left and a solid line on the right depends on the situation: if your side has the dashed line, you can change lanes, but the side with the solid line cannot. However, the premise of changing lanes is to ensure safety. If a traffic accident occurs, the lane-changing vehicle will bear full responsibility. Extension: There is another type of marking similar to the dashed-solid line, called longitudinal deceleration lines (fishbone lines), which are commonly seen on overpasses, toll booths, and other places. Longitudinal deceleration lines also consist of one dashed and one solid line, or two similar dashed lines. As long as there is a solid line in the middle of such markings, neither side can cross or drive over it. If there is a dashed line in the middle, vehicles in both lanes can change lanes into each other.