Can you change lanes with three dashed lines?

[JonathanRose]

Dashed lines allow lane changes. Precautions for changing lanes include: 1. Situations where lane changes are prohibited: When encountering conditions where lane changes are 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. 2. Avoiding obstacles: When changing lanes, initiate the lane change appropriately in advance to prevent oncoming vehicles in adjacent lanes from affecting the maneuver, which could lead to braking, forced lane changes, or collision accidents. 3. During lane changes: Avoid abruptly turning the steering wheel into the adjacent lane to prevent collisions with suddenly appearing vehicles or skidding due to slippery road surfaces. Lane changes should not be overly slow; driving for long distances straddling the line can disrupt other vehicles. Generally, lane changes should be completed within a distance of 50-60 meters. Each lane change should only move to an adjacent lane. If changing to a lane beyond the adjacent one, first change to the adjacent lane, drive for a while, and then change to the next lane. Do not consecutively change more than two lanes. On road sections where lane dividers are solid or dashed lines, vehicles on the solid line side are strictly prohibited from changing lanes. 4. Designated turning lanes: When turning at intersections, observe road signs or directional arrows on the pavement. Before entering the solid line zone, change lanes according to the directional arrows based on the chosen route. For right turns, change to the right lane to enter the right-turn lane; for left turns, change to the left lane to enter the left-turn lane.