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Stells [14]
3 years ago
12

On the road you are traveling, the pavement markings change from broken white lines to solid white lines between the lanes of tr

affic. What does the line change mean?
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2 answers:
galina1969 [7]3 years ago
7 0
If this is Driver's Ed, the broken white lines mean that you can cross the line and change lanes. The solid white lines means you cannot cross the line and must stay in that lane. It also marks the shoulder of the road way
juin [17]3 years ago
6 0
Answer; 
The line change means you can not change lanes, you are required to stay within the lane.
Explanation
; 
Different markings (colors and patterns) have different meanings on the roads. For example; <span>White lines painted on the </span>pavement <span>indicate </span>traffic traveling<span> in your direction. </span>Broken White Line means that <span> </span>you<span> may </span>change lanes<span> if it </span>is<span> safe to </span>do<span> so. </span>Solid White Line;<span> requires </span>you<span> to stay within the </span>lane <span>and also marks the shoulder of the roadway</span>
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