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Oops!! Sorry everyone I just realized that I posted american pavement lines rules.
Here are the Canadian rules re road lines:
7.2.4 Double Lines
A double line, consisting of two solid yellow lines, delineates the separation of traffic
in opposite directions and prohibits passing for both directions.
A double line, consisting of a single broken yellow line and a single solid yellow line,
delineates the separation of traffic in opposite directions. Passing is permitted for
the traffic adjacent to the broken line and is prohibited for traffic adjacent to the solid
line. This line is also used to delineate a two-way left turn lane in which the solid line
is placed on the outside, as shown in Figure 7.32.
Double directional dividing lines should be used on all numbered highways.
Double dashed yellow lines are used for lane reversal systems. See Section C2.7.1
of the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Canada for further discussion.
It is always an illegal action to turn left over double pavement lines.
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Oops!! Sorry everyone I just realized that I posted american pavement lines rules.
Here are the Canadian rules re road lines:
7.2.4 Double Lines
A double line, consisting of two solid yellow lines, delineates the separation of traffic
in opposite directions and prohibits passing for both directions.
A double line, consisting of a single broken yellow line and a single solid yellow line,
delineates the separation of traffic in opposite directions. Passing is permitted for
the traffic adjacent to the broken line and is prohibited for traffic adjacent to the solid
line. This line is also used to delineate a two-way left turn lane in which the solid line
is placed on the outside, as shown in Figure 7.32.
Double directional dividing lines should be used on all numbered highways.
Double dashed yellow lines are used for lane reversal systems. See Section C2.7.1
of the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Canada for further discussion.
Where it gets really interesting is when you are making a signaled and properly-positioned left turn over a double solid line and get clipped by someone illegally passing you - and you get charged for making a left turn not in safety
It is always an illegal action to turn left over double pavement lines.