You may turn left — including
turning left over a solid double yellow line — if you do this
carefully and safely and don’t impede other traffic, and there
are no signs prohibiting such turns.
MTO Official explanations:
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2017-7-4(#10917822@0)
A solid line at the left of your lane means it is unsafe to pass. ('A' should not pass.) //However, how about making a left turn?
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2017-7-4(#10917824@0)
LOL. Too much extra exhaust emission. Making left turn in the middle of a block is legal, unless there's sign prohibiting it.
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2017-7-4(#10917849@0)
U-turn
Before you make a U-turn, check to make sure there is no sign saying not to.
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2017-7-4(#10917834@0)
You may turn left — including
turning left over a solid double yellow line — if you do this
carefully and safely and don’t impede other traffic, and there
are no signs prohibiting such turns.
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2017-7-4(#10917840@0)
but who care about your understanding, it is about law not someone spreading lie around a chinese forum without invitation.
-testerqwe(tester);
2017-7-5(#10918609@0)
WHITE LINES painted on the pavement indicate traffic traveling in your direction.
-prbw100(tulock);
2017-7-5{235}(#10919242@0)
Broken White Line: you may change lanes if it is safe to do so. Solid White Line: requires you to stay within the lane and also marks the shoulder of the roadway. YELLOW LINES mark the center of a two-way road used for two-way traffic.
Ontario's Highway Traffic Act is the only act that doesn't specifically ban crossing the double line.
-prbw100(tulock);
2017-7-5{159}(#10919233@0)
Crossing it is not illegal — but it's still a lousy idea. “A solid line is a restrictive marking that is meant to signal to the driver that passing is unsafe