If it's a broken yellow line you may pass, as long as you do so safely going in the same direction. If it is a solid double yellow line, obviously that prohibits you from passing a vehicle going ...

BREAKING down on double yellow lines is extremely unlucky, but it happens. Here’s everything you need to know about the fines for parking on the road markings — even when your car is immobili… ...

Q.I’m having trouble getting out of my own neighborhood each morning as a continuous parade of parents make U-turns from northbound Brea Boulevard at Pepper Tree Drive after dropping their ki… ...

Roadway lines tell motorists where they should operate their vehicles within lanes of travel. Solid yellow lines separate lanes carrying opposite direction traffic and advise drivers they cannot ...

"Is it legal to make a left turn from a two-way street if it has a solid double yellow line?" asks Prashant Tatineni. "Normally I would expect the double line to break where there is an ...

Answer: The yellow line, whether solid or broken, is a controlling measure and should be obeyed in the situation you have described. If you had a solid yellow line and waited to pass, you were ...

Drivers who wait to change lanes until the double-yellow lines give way to broken yellow lines should use caution when approaching this intersection to be sure some chicken-craving maniac isn't ...

Chad Bélanger was left with a broken neck, ribs, collarbone and sternum, a bruised heart and lungs, a concussion and PTSD following a crash caused by a truck that crossed a solid double yellow ...

Q. On the freeway, the carpool lane is often separated from other lanes by two sets of solid, double yellow lines with 10 to 20 inches between them. I cannot cross over these lines. But daily I ...