What indicates the right edge of the traffic lane?

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What indicates the right edge of the traffic lane?

Road markings tell you where the lane boundaries are and whether you may cross them. The right edge of a travel lane is indicated by a solid white line along the edge of the road or shoulder. This line marks the boundary you should stay to the left of and not cross. Dashed lines indicate you can change lanes when it’s safe, and yellow lines are used for centerlines or lanes separating opposite traffic, with solid or dashed variations changing whether passing is allowed. The dashed white line and the yellow lines do not mark the boundary of the lane on its right edge, which is why they aren’t the correct indicator here.

Road markings tell you where the lane boundaries are and whether you may cross them. The right edge of a travel lane is indicated by a solid white line along the edge of the road or shoulder. This line marks the boundary you should stay to the left of and not cross.

Dashed lines indicate you can change lanes when it’s safe, and yellow lines are used for centerlines or lanes separating opposite traffic, with solid or dashed variations changing whether passing is allowed. The dashed white line and the yellow lines do not mark the boundary of the lane on its right edge, which is why they aren’t the correct indicator here.

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