If you are driving on a road with adjoining longitudinal markings (one solid and one broken), which one must you obey if the solid line is closest to your vehicle?

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When a solid line and a broken line are adjoining (painted together), the driver must obey only the line situated on their side of the road (the closest one). If the solid line is on your side, you are prohibited from crossing it to overtake or change lanes. The broken line, in this case, exclusively regulates traffic in the opposite direction.

If you are driving on a road with adjoining longitudinal markings (one solid and one broken), which one must you obey if the solid line is closest to your vehicle?

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