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A single solid white line separates two same-direction lanes. How does the Kansas handbook direct an ordinary driver to treat it?

Blue A follows silver B in the right of two eastbound lanes. One solid white line separates the lanes. The opposite carriageway is outside the view.

Blue A follows silver B in the right of two eastbound lanes. One solid white line separates the lanes. The opposite carriageway is outside the view.

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