Can you change lanes with one solid line and one dashed line?

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One solid line and one dashed line allow lane changing. In road sections with one solid line and one dashed line, the side with the solid line prohibits crossing the line or overtaking, while the side with the dashed line permits lane changing and overtaking. The primary purpose of this marking is to facilitate vehicle diversion, alleviate traffic congestion, and prevent large-scale accidents. Precautions for changing lanes in motor vehicles are as follows: Situations where changing lanes is not allowed. When encountering situations where changing lanes is not permitted during driving, follow the traffic flow. While continuing to drive with the traffic flow, pay special attention to other traffic conditions and cautiously return to the originally planned route. When changing lanes to avoid obstacles, perform the lane change appropriately in advance. Prevent vehicles in adjacent lanes from affecting the lane change, which could lead to braking, stopping, or forcing a lane change, resulting in a collision accident. When changing lanes, avoid abruptly turning the steering wheel into the adjacent lane to prevent collisions with suddenly appearing vehicles or vehicle skidding due to slippery road surfaces. Lane changes should not be too slow. Driving for long distances while straddling the line can affect other vehicles. Generally, lane changes should be completed within a distance of 50-60 meters.