In which case may a driver cross a double solid line?

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KET Užduotys · Accepted Answer

Correct answer: In an exceptional case, to get around a fixed obstacle that cannot be passed on the right.. Explanation: Although crossing a double solid line is forbidden, the rules make an exception for fixed obstacles (a broken-down car, a fallen tree, a crash) that cannot be passed any other way. You may do so only once you are sure it is safe.. KET reference: KET 117: Solid lines may be crossed in an exceptional case, when travel cannot continue in the same lane because of a fixed obstacle on the carriageway.