Question 1159: When making a turn, is a bus driver permitted to cross a solid line separating lanes if the bus cannot make the turn from the outermost lane because of its large dimensions?

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Correct answer «No. Crossing the solid line is prohibited; the driver must change lanes in advance at a section where the pavement marking permits it.».

1 Yes, if the driver has activated the turn signal and ensures safety.
2 No. Crossing the solid line is prohibited; the driver must change lanes in advance at a section where the pavement marking permits it.
3 Permitted if the bus is a public transit vehicle.
4 In all of the listed cases.

Correct answer: No. Crossing the solid line is prohibited; the driver must change lanes in advance at a section where the pavement marking permits it.

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