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The marking situated on the side opposite to the side on which you are travelling.
A continuous longitudinal line attached to a broken one on a road indicates that drivers must obey only the line situated on the side on which they are travelling. Sometimes these road markings separate different directions of traffic.
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The marking situated on the side opposite to the side on which you are travelling.
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The marking situated on the side on which you are travelling.
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