If there is a solid longitudinal line next to a broken one on the roadway, is it allowed to cross it in order to overtake?

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According to the traffic rules on road markings, when there are two adjoining longitudinal lines (one solid and one broken), drivers must take into account only the line located on the side on which they are traveling. Therefore, if the broken line is the one closest to our lane, it is allowed to cross it to make a maneuver such as overtaking, and the driver must return to the lane when appropriate. Conversely, if the line closest to our lane were the solid one, crossing it would be totally prohibited.

If there is a solid longitudinal line next to a broken one on the roadway, is it allowed to cross it in order to overtake?

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