Is it allowed to drive over dashed lines when turning in Subject 3?

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StValentina
07/30/25 7:18am
It is allowed to drive over dashed lines when turning in Subject 3, but not solid lines. Additional information: Deduction items for turning in Subject 3 exam: 1. Left turn at an intersection: (1) Failing to slow down or stop and observe as required, deduct 100 points. (2) Failing to observe the left and right traffic conditions, and not observing the front traffic conditions when turning through the intersection, deduct 100 points. (3) Entering the intersection when there is traffic congestion and stopping the vehicle inside the intersection to wait, deduct 100 points. 2. Right turn at an intersection: (1) Failing to slow down or stop and observe as required, deduct 100 points. (2) Failing to observe the left and right traffic conditions, and not observing the front traffic conditions when turning through the intersection, deduct 100 points. (3) Entering the intersection when there is traffic congestion and stopping the vehicle inside the intersection to wait, deduct 100 points.
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