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Traffic signals and road markingsStandalone practice
What does a single solid yellow centre line mean under B.C. guidance?
A and oncoming B are separated by a single solid yellow line.
Correct answer: Passing is allowed, with extra caution
Why
ICBC says passing at a single solid yellow centre line is allowed with extra caution. You still need a clear view, a safe return gap and compliance with speed limits and other restrictions.
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