You can cross a solid yellow line:
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When making turns under safe circumstances.
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To change lanes.
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During rush-hour traffic.
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To pass other vehicles.
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Explanation
Yellow lane lines separate traffic moving in opposite directions. You must not pass another vehicle if there is a solid yellow line on your side of the centerline or if there are double solid yellow lines. Always stay to the right of solid yellow lines, unless you are making a left turn into a driveway, private road, or making a legal U-turn.
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