On a two-way road, what do double broken lines delimiting a lane on both sides indicate?

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Double broken lines indicate the existence of a reversible lane. In these lanes, the direction of traffic is not fixed and can be regulated in either direction using lane traffic lights (square lights above the road). It is not exclusively for overtaking nor strictly for rush hours, but rather adaptable based on traffic flow. Remember that when driving in a reversible lane, you must use dipped headlights (low beam) both day and night.

On a two-way road, what do double broken lines delimiting a lane on both sides indicate?

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