If you are driving in a lane delimited by solid longitudinal lines, is it allowed to change lanes?

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No, as a general rule, it is not allowed. Solid longitudinal markings have a clear meaning: no driver should cross them or drive over them, nor drive to the left of them when they separate directions of traffic. This implies that the lateral movement maneuver (changing lanes) is prohibited if it requires crossing said line. The answer regarding trucks is incorrect, as the prohibition applies to all vehicles regardless of weight or dimensions.

If you are driving in a lane delimited by solid longitudinal lines, is it allowed to change lanes?

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