Is the visible line separating traffic lanes where the lines are longer than the gaps a broken line?
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Correct answer
YES
Explanation
In the photo you can see a road outside a built-up area where the lanes are separated by a line with dashes longer than the gaps - marking P-6 "warning line". This line may be crossed - the answer is YES.
Marking P-6 "warning line", in which the dashes are longer than the gaps, separates lanes and warns that you are approaching a line that must not be crossed, or a dangerous place. The warning line itself is a broken line, so you may cross it, for example when overtaking. However, seeing it is a signal that a solid line or a dangerous place will soon appear, so you do not start a long overtaking manoeuvre that you will not have time to finish safely. An ordinary line P-1 has dashes shorter than the gaps or equal to them.
Legal basis: § 86 para. 1 and 7 of the Regulation on road signs and signals