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Who may pass where a broken yellow line is beside a solid yellow line?
A is beside the solid yellow centre line; opposing B is beside the broken yellow line.
Correct answer: The driver with the broken line on their side
Why
The driver beside the broken line may begin an ordinary pass only when the whole movement is safe and legal. The driver beside the solid line may not. After safely passing, return to the original right-hand lane.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Traffic Control · p. 40
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