Can you overtake by borrowing the lane with a single yellow line?
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Overtaking is not allowed with a single yellow line. Driving not in the designated lane will result in a fine and a deduction of 3 points. If there are no left-turn signal lights or no-left-turn signs, you can turn left or right, but you must yield to straight-going vehicles and pedestrians. A single yellow line is a warning not to cross the line, overtake in the opposite direction, or turn left. A double yellow line is a severe warning not to cross the line, overtake in the opposite direction, or turn left. Additional information: If there are turning instructions, you must follow them; otherwise, it will be considered running a signal, which is a serious violation. However, if there is no prohibition on right turns, you can turn right under any signal.