Is it permitted to cross or go over the road marking that delimits the edge of the roadway?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, the longitudinal road marking that delimits the outer edge of the roadway is not considered a longitudinal line for the purpose of restricting traffic. Its main function is to make the limit of the passable road surface more visible and to separate the roadway from the shoulder or the adjoining land. Therefore, regardless of whether this line is painted solid or broken, it may be crossed when necessary (for example, to bring the vehicle to a stop on the shoulder because of a breakdown, to access an adjoining property or by vehicles required to drive on the shoulder) and provided that traffic circumstances and road safety allow it.

Is it permitted to cross or go over the road marking that delimits the edge of the roadway?

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