The visible line separating traffic lanes is a line that can be crossed by drivers travelling in the opposite direction.

Explanation

Correct answer: No

The P-4 'double solid' line is painted on the carriageway and separates traffic lanes for opposing directions. This marking prohibits crossing the line or driving on it. This prohibition applies to drivers in both traffic lanes, and therefore also to oncoming traffic.

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