Road scene · Road markings
Cross double continuous lines only to get into or out of a road or driveway, never to pass.
What it means
Two solid white lines run side by side down the middle of the road, with a driveway leading to a building on the right. The plate-yellow car follows its yellow path straight across both lines into that driveway, a move you may make by the shortest route when it is safe. Below, a white car's attempt to pull out and pass is drawn faint and dashed under a red cross: overtaking here is banned.
Give way to oncoming traffic, then cross by the shortest path into the driveway.
Abandon a pass and drop back if double lines appear before you can finish.
When parking, leave at least 3 metres between your car and the lines.
Right.Not quite. The answer is C.
Dividing lines stop you overtaking, but you may cross them to get into or out of a driveway or side road.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 134
Right.Not quite. The answer is A.
Never start a pass you cannot finish before the lines change. Ease back into your lane and wait.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 132
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