Which longitudinal road marking prohibits overtaking if performing the maneuver requires crossing it or driving over it?

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The correct answer is a solid white line. According to General Traffic Regulations, a solid longitudinal marking indicates that no driver must cross it or drive over it, not even partially. Consequently, overtaking is forbidden if the maneuver involves invading the adjacent lane separated by this line. Regarding the other options: A solid line next to a broken line only prohibits overtaking for drivers located on the side of the solid line. Two double broken lines delimit a reversible lane, but they do not imply a direct prohibition on overtaking by themselves.

Which longitudinal road marking prohibits overtaking if performing the maneuver requires crossing it or driving over it?

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