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we should only take into account the line nearest to the lane we are driving in.
A continuous line attached to a broken line means that drivers only need to take into account the one in the lane they are driving in.
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the lane nearest the broken line is reversible.
no vehicle travelling on the road may cross either of the two lines.
we should only take into account the line nearest to the lane we are driving in.
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