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Question: Can i legally make this turn (double solid yellow lines)? Posted: 20 Sep 2016 11:19 AM PDT The solid double line indicates a "no passing" or "do not overtake" zone. In Illinois, you are not allowed to cross that double line to pass another vehicle. But you are allowed to cross it in order to safely pass pedestrians or bicyclists, to avoid an obstruction in the road, or to make a left turn unless it is otherwise stated by local road signs. It's that last one (a left turn) that you want to do. But you want the most accurate answer? Find the nearest Rochelle police officer or Illinois state trooper and ask them. I'm sure they would be glad to clarify for you. |
Question: Why does the ford f150 have more trims than the chevy silverado? Posted: 20 Sep 2016 11:15 AM PDT Report AbuseAdditional Details |