Can You Change Lanes on a Solid Line?

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Solid lines are a type of lane divider used to separate traffic flows moving in the same direction. They are generally represented by white or yellow dashed/solid lines. In most cases, white solid lines are used to separate lanes moving in the same direction, and lane changes are not allowed. Below is additional information: 1. Crossing a solid line is illegal: Crossing a solid line is considered a violation of traffic markings and is easily captured by electronic surveillance, which may result in corresponding penalties. Dangerous behaviors such as overtaking, making U-turns, or reversing over white solid lines, if captured by electronic surveillance or on-site by traffic police, generally lead to fines and demerit points. If a traffic accident occurs due to crossing a white solid line, the vehicle that crossed the line will bear primary responsibility for the accident. 2. Important notes: The most crucial thing is to clearly observe the roadside markings. Generally, crossing white lines will result in a ticket. If you are caught violating traffic rules by crossing a white solid line due to special circumstances (such as yielding to ambulances or fire trucks), you can apply for administrative reconsideration to have the ticket revoked.