Road scene · Road markings
Stay in your lane while a continuous line separates it from the next one.
What it means
Two lanes run the same direction, each with a white straight ahead arrow painted on it, and a solid white line between them. The yellow car keeps to its own lane with a straight yellow arrow. A faint dashed arrow drifting across into the right lane carries a red cross, even though that lane has plenty of room. The line, not the traffic, decides whether you may move over.
Hold your lane while the line beside you is continuous.
Plan lane changes for where the line becomes broken.
Signal and check your blind spot once you reach a broken section.
Right.Not quite. The answer is B.
A continuous line between lanes means stay in your lane until the line becomes broken.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 147
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