Vehicle Code § 21460 is the California statute that makes it a crime for a motorist to cross double yellow parallel lines on State roadways. Double parallel lines include: double parallel solid yellow or white lines, and double parallel lines, one of which is broken. A few exceptions do apply under the statute. In particular,

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If double parallel solid yellow lines are in place, a person driving a vehicle shall not drive to the left of the lines, except as permitted in this section.

2023年1月1日 · (a) If double parallel solid yellow lines are in place, a person driving a vehicle shall not drive to the left of the lines, except as permitted in this section.

2012年1月1日 · Cal. VEH Code § 21460 - 21460. (a) If double parallel solid yellow lines are in place, a person driving a vehicle shall not drive to the left of the lines, except as permitted in this section.

2023年11月15日 · The California Vehicle Code 21460 VC states that drivers cannot cross double parallel solid yellow lines except in specific circumstances, such as when directed by a …

He would be guilty of a Vehicle Code 21460 VC violation because he crossed over a double yellow line. This exact same situation could also happen if it’s a double parallel line in white, too, since the law applies in both situations since they are still double and parallel.

All pavement markings designating a two-way left-turn lane shall conform to the Department of Transportation’s standards and specifications.

California allows drivers to cross double parallel lines in a few situations, providing exceptions to the rules stated in VC 21460. You may cross double parallel lines (of white or yellow) if you are:

Vehicle Code 21460 VC says motorists can't drive to the left of double parallel solid yellow or white lines, or double parallel lines, of which one is broken unless they pass another car.