Road signs, markings and traffic controlQuestion #16350Multiple correct
In which case is it allowed to cross a wide solid line?
Explanation
Crossing a wide solid line is forbidden, with two exceptions: when it marks the edge of the carriageway (you may stop on the shoulder) and when it separates a route-transport lane but the signs giving that lane its effect do not apply at the time (for example, outside peak hours).
KET reference: KET appendix 3, 1.2: crossing a wide solid line is forbidden, except where it marks the edge of the carriageway or where the route-transport lane signs do not apply.