Road scene · Road markings
If the continuous line of the pair is on your side, do not cross to overtake, though you may cross to turn right into a side road.
What it means
Here the pair of centre lines is reversed: the continuous line runs on your side and the broken one sits beyond it. At the bottom, a white car's attempt to pull out and pass is drawn as a faint dashed arrow with a red cross. Further up, the yellow car signals right and follows its yellow path across both lines into a side road, which is allowed when it is safe.
Read the line closest to your wheels before thinking about passing.
Stay behind slower traffic until the marking changes.
Cross only to turn into or out of a side road or driveway, by the shortest path.
Right.Not quite. The answer is B.
When the continuous line is on your side, overtaking across the lines is not allowed.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 132
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