When may you cross a continuous central line?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Only when necessary to avoid danger
- Step 1: A continuous line is not to be crossed except in an emergency.
- Step 2: Safety is the only reason.
Answer
Only when necessary to avoid danger.
Why not the others: To overtake, to turn into a side road without signalling and to avoid queues don't fit.
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