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When can you legally cross a solid yellow line?
Many provinces allow crossing to pass a slow cyclist or obstruction when safe.
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Question: When can you legally cross a solid yellow line?
Answer options:
- Anytime
- Never ✅ To pass a slow cyclist when safe and permitted by local law
- Only at night
Correct answer: To pass a slow cyclist when safe and permitted by local law
Explanation: Many provinces allow crossing to pass a slow cyclist or obstruction when safe.
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