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May a driver turn left across a solid double yellow line into a driveway?
A is preparing to turn left across double solid yellow lines into a driveway.
Correct answer: Yes, if safe, not impeding traffic and not prohibited by signs
Why
BC permits a left turn into a driveway across a solid double yellow line when the entry can be made safely without unreasonably affecting other traffic. Check for prohibiting signs and approach from the proper position near the centre line.
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