How to Change Lanes with One Solid and One Dashed White Line?
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In the same straight line containing both solid and dashed lines, the dashed line allows for lane-changing maneuvers such as crossing the line, while the solid line prohibits crossing. The edge white solid-dashed line evolved from the central yellow solid-dashed line. Once you understand the meaning of the central yellow solid-dashed line, you can comprehend its purpose. The central yellow dashed line is located in the middle of a two-way motor vehicle lane. The solid line prohibits vehicles from crossing, while the dashed line permits vehicles to cross for overtaking or merging right. The edge white solid-dashed line is situated between the exit of a motor vehicle lane and the adjacent motor vehicle lane, requiring vehicles to travel in the same direction.