Can you change lanes on the highway with three dashed lines?

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You can change lanes on the highway with dashed lines. Here is an introduction to the relevant content about changing lanes on the highway: Do not change lanes across lines: You cannot cross solid white lines to change lanes into the main lane. Only at the white dashed lines ahead, and under the premise of ensuring safety, can you cross the line to change lanes. Violations will result in a fine of two hundred and a deduction of three points. Changing lanes to exit the highway: At some highway exits, there are solid white lines, and you cannot cross the solid white lines to change lanes into the auxiliary lane to exit the highway. You must change lanes to exit the highway in advance at the white dashed lines. From the time of learning to drive at the driving school, many traffic regulations have been taught, such as not running red lights, which is the most basic traffic regulation. Another example is some traffic regulations about road signs. If the line on the road is dashed, you can cross it. If you drive from the dashed line, it is a violation.