You can drive on or cross the white edge line if you're:
- Avoiding an obstruction
- Driving a slow-moving vehicle
- Entering or exiting a road
- Riding a bicycle
- Stopping your vehicle
- Edge filtering on a motorcycle.
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Solid white edge lines are found on the side of a roadway.
This part of the road can have loose stones, be uneven, or drop off suddenly.
You can drive on or cross the white edge line if you're:
You can cross a continuous white edge line to overtake a vehicle indicating to turn right or to avoid an obstruction. You can also travel for up to 100m to enter or leave a road, turn at an intersection, to stop (if permitted) or to enter a special purpose lane or emergency lane.
These lines mean that you can’t park or stop on that part of the road.
Lane arrows show the direction a vehicle must travel in that lane.
Some lanes may be multi-directional. If you're in a multi-directional lane, you can travel in any of the marked directions.
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