Drivers may cross a double yellow line to pass another vehicle if:

The vehicle ahead moves to the right to let them pass.
The yellow line next to the other side of the road is broken.
The yellow line next to their side of the road is broken.
The vehicle ahead moves to the left to let them pass.
Explanation

Yellow center lines indicate two-way traffic, and a broken yellow line alongside a solid yellow line indicates passing is permitted only in one direction. If the broken yellow line is on the driver's side, passing is permitted when the roadway ahead is clear.

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