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It must not be crossed for the intended manoeuvre
A continuous line generally means you must not cross or drive over it for the manoeuvre in question.
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It must not be crossed for the intended manoeuvre
It may always be crossed to overtake
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It only affects motorcycles
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Una línea longitudinal continua en la calzada indica, con carácter general, que:
- No debe rebasarse para la maniobra que se pretende hacer(Correct answer)
- Se puede invadir siempre para adelantar
- Solo afecta a motocicletas
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