When a continuous separation line is marked to your left, accompanied by a broken line to its left:
- You are permitted to cross the lines. However, vehicle traffic from the opposite direction is not permitted to cross them.
- You are permitted to cross the lines. However, vehicle traffic from the opposite direction has right of way.
- You are permitted to cross the lines because the driver has right of way.
- Correct answer: You are forbidden to cross the lines. However, a vehicle from the opposite direction is permitted to cross them when the road is clear.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: You are forbidden to cross the lines. However, a vehicle from the opposite direction is permitted to cross them when the road is clear.
When two lines are marked side by side, each driver follows the line nearest to them. The continuous line is on your side, so you are forbidden to cross. The broken line is on the oncoming driver's side, so they may cross, for example to overtake, but only when the road is clear and safe. Right of way has nothing to do with it.