There is a continuous longitudinal marking adjacent to a discontinuous one. Which of the two should be taken into account?
A)The marking located on the opposite side from where you are travelling.
B)The marking located on the side you are travelling.Correct
C)Neither of the two.
A marking consisting of a continuous longitudinal line adjacent to a discontinuous one means that drivers should only take into account the line on the side they are travelling. When these markings separate different directions of traffic, this provision does not prevent drivers who have completed an overtaking manoeuvre from returning to their normal position on the carriageway.