Is it possible not to be photographed when crossing a single yellow line?
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"There is a possibility that crossing a single yellow line may not be photographed. Single yellow lines are divided into solid and dashed lines. Below are different scenarios regarding whether crossing a single yellow line will be photographed and related information about crossing yellow lines: Different scenarios regarding whether crossing a single yellow line will be photographed: Solid lines will definitely be photographed: If it is a solid line, whether single or double, crossing it constitutes a traffic violation. If you cross a single yellow line or make a U-turn near a camera, you will definitely be photographed. Dashed lines: If it is a dashed line, often set on narrower roads to distinguish lanes for different directions of travel, you can borrow the lane to overtake or make a U-turn under safe conditions. Related information about crossing yellow lines: Crossing yellow lines is a violation of traffic rules. Yellow lines are divided into single and double yellow lines, and neither type allows vehicles to cross or straddle the line. If violated and recorded by traffic police or cameras, traffic penalties will be imposed, usually involving a fine and a deduction of 3 points. When encountering a dashed yellow line during driving, you may cross the line or make a U-turn without affecting vehicles in the opposite lane."
