If on a road there is a continuous longitudinal line attached to a broken one…
A)No vehicle traveling on the road may cross either of the two lines.
B)The lane closest to the broken line is reversible.
C)We must consider only the line closest to the lane in which we are driving.Correct
# Explanation
When there is a continuous longitudinal line attached to a broken one, the regulation depends on which line is closer to your lane. You must respect only the line that directly affects you: if you have the continuous line on your side, you cannot cross it; if you have the broken one, you can. Therefore, **only the line closest to your position matters**, not both simultaneously.