Can you make a U-turn on double solid yellow lines?

[Phyllis]

No, doing so will result in penalty points. Below are the corresponding penalty regulations for crossing lines: 1. Solid white line: The purpose of this solid white line is to separate lanes in the same direction. Lane changes are not allowed without special circumstances. If caught crossing the line, 1 point will be deducted. 2. Single solid yellow line: Generally set up in areas with low traffic volume and narrow roads. Crossing this line without special circumstances will result in a 3-point deduction. 3. Double solid yellow lines: Typically set up on four-lane roads to separate opposing lanes. Crossing double solid yellow lines constitutes driving in the wrong direction, which is very dangerous. 4. Yellow no-parking line: This type of sign is usually placed on the side of the road, indicating no parking. If caught by the traffic violation monitoring system, a fine will be imposed. 5. Dedicated lane line: Dedicated lanes refer to bus lanes, lanes for specific vehicles, non-motorized vehicle lanes, etc. Those who do not drive according to the regulations will be penalized.