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About Solid line: main rule, two exceptions, and the gore area: which statement is WRONG?

  1. The crossing ban does not apply if the side from which you cross (so YOUR OWN side) has a broken line.
  2. ✓ A solid line next to a peak-hour lane may never be crossed, not even to enter or exit that lane.
  3. The ban has two exceptions: if the line on your own side is broken, or if you use it to reach or leave a hard shoulder, breakdown bay or peak-hour lane. 'Never' is not always true.
  4. A hatched marking or gore area may not be used, full stop — it is not a lane, not even when busy.

Correct answer: A solid line next to a peak-hour lane may never be crossed, not even to enter or exit that lane.

Explanation

The ban also does not apply when the line is crossed to reach or leave a hard shoulder, breakdown bay or peak-hour lane next to the followed lane. That specific crossing is in fact allowed

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