At a double line (one solid, one broken side by side) the line on the far side counts, not the one on your own side.
- ✓ False
- True
Correct answer: False
Explanation
The crossing ban does not apply if the side from which you cross (so YOUR OWN side) has a broken line. It is exactly your own side that decides
Why learners get this wrong
- The crossing ban does not apply if the side from which you cross (so YOUR OWN side) has a broken line. It is exactly your own side that decides
Topic: Solid line: main rule, two exceptions, and the gore area
Read the rule: Core: Solid line: main rule, two exceptions, and the gore area
Sections
- Challenge: Solid line: main rule, two exceptions, and the gore area
- The model: Solid line: main rule, two exceptions, and the gore area
- Core: Solid line: main rule, two exceptions, and the gore area
- Why it matters: Solid line: main rule, two exceptions, and the gore area
- Active recall: Solid line: main rule, two exceptions, and the gore area
- Teach back: Solid line: main rule, two exceptions, and the gore area
- Memory hook: Solid line: main rule, two exceptions, and the gore area