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A continuous longitudinal line.
A continuous longitudinal line. Crossing or driving on it, and driving to its left when it separates directions, are prohibited except in regulatory cases. Reduced visibility adds overtaking restrictions; do not infer that any overtaking within a lane is prohibited merely because a continuous line exists. Always check visibility, space and signage.
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A continuous longitudinal line.
A broken line always authorising entry into opposing traffic without visibility.
A transverse stop marking separating directions throughout the bend.
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