Would these drivers be cited, or given a pass to pass?Ī: The DMV has told me in the past that you can cross over double yellow lines to drive into a driveway or parking lot, but you cannot cross them to try to get ahead of vehicles in your lane. It does not appear in the menu by default, but you can add it to the Tools menu: 1. My observation is that most drivers will look to see if there is oncoming traffic or a law enforcement vehicle, and carefully and safely cross the double yellow lines to pass. Open the CROSS SECTIONS AND VOLUMES (CS&V) program by click in g the CS&VIcon on the Icon bar. In HYPACK®, the XYZ Utility program allows you to Apply a shift to either the X (E), Y (N), and/or Z values of an XYZ / NEZ file. To pass a garbage truck lifting and dumping apartments’ trash cans.To get around a double-parked delivery truck with blinking four-way flashers and the driver off somewhere delivering packages.To allow the required 3 feet when passing a bicyclist (or a gaggle of bicyclists). HYPACK DAN AUTOCAD CIVIL 3D Khomsin1, Irfan Maulana Yusuf2, Eko Yuli Handoko3 Departemen Teknik Geomatika, FTSLK-ITS, Kampus ITS Sukolilo, Surabaya, 60111, Indonesia.Here are some situations that I observed where drivers crossed the double yellow lines: Stay to the right of these lines unless you are … instructed by construction or other signs to drive on the other side of the road because your side of the road is closed or blocked.” A better approximation of the actual material would be obtained if the L value was chosen as shown in the figure right. The CA Driver’s Handbook states: “Do not pass over double solid yellow lines. HYPACK®’s CROSS SECTIONS program will determine an L value based on the line geometry without regard to where the material actually lies. However, many times on urban streets, drivers encounter various situations and briefly cross the double yellow lines. Q: I have a question about crossing the double yellow lines on urban streets.Ĭrossing double yellow lines is, in most cases, dangerous.

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