Double yellow lines: do you pass or not?

[Cerberus]

Depending on the situation, I might think about it

And only when it is clear and I can see what is ahead. Never in curves or in traffic.

 

[Blues]

Like some of the others, I will pass on a double yellow, but only under the best conditions.

Rob

 

[brian7396]

Like some of the others, I will pass on a double yellow, but only under the best conditions.

+2

 

[trekfuel]

I use the MIDDLE LANE..... the one between the yellow lines.


No... KIDDIN......... some time...only where safe

 

[semperfi]

Me neither..

Uh...yeah! me too!

 

[fastblackblur]

honestly I don't use lines as a reference of when to pass or not. Usualy when I pass it is not a double yellow, but sometimes it is. Sometimes I don't pass even when it would be legal to do so. Totaly depends on visability and traffic.

 

[Spudley]

No, unless very slow vehicle fails to pull to the side once in a while, and yes when absolutely certain I have a clear undisturbing shot.........If they're cruising at a stable speed and I'm stuck, I'd rather be stuck than pay a ticket, but if that line gets slots in them I'm gone.

 

[Warputer]

Like some of the others, I will pass on a double yellow, but only under the best conditions.

Rob

+2

+3

 

[dadofthree]

Can't remember doing it, but I'm sure I've been trapped behind something very slow and

 

[Warputer]

Can't remember doing it, but I'm sure I've been trapped behind something very slow and

Shame on you.....lead by example!

 

[Busa1166]

If the cager is driving the speed limit No.

If there is more than 1 car in front of me going slow No.

If its a double yellow on a turn or a hill or there is a place or street where he turn into an cut my route in the high risk pass No.

 

[markiee43]

double yellow lines means the crew that was painting them forgot to put the brake in the line ???

 

[Jdog109socal]

When i can see it clear I will x dbl yellow

 

[DaCol.]

Had a buddie I was following that passed a car when there were Double Yellow Lines . Unfortunately for him, those little flashing lights behind the grill of the UNMARKED STATE TROOPER car he passed came on :duh:


Fast talking (and this guy can talk) got him off

 

[Takeuon]

Ok...so since we're all being honest here .....I would be some where between #2 & #3. It really depends on type of riding mood i'm in at that time. And seriously...if I'm doing some "aggressive" riding, a lot depends on what stretch of road is ahead. If a cager is strolling along holding me up and there are some sick twisties ahead....as long as there is a safe pass available to me...down shift and say "SEE YA"

 

[StromBusa]

Don't do it here, (central Pa.) double line means you cannot see for the curves, hills, NFW. Kill yourself or someone else. Nothin f's me off like someone comming in my lane on a curve. ???

 

[slash]

yes...

 

[HillbillyTom]

There are sections of road here that are double yellow for sometimes 10 miles or more, straight stretches and all. I don't pay any attention to the lines, if there's room to pass, I'll pass.

 

[StromBusa]

Different deal, I'm just sayin, don't work around here.

 

[rashad]

i totally disagree strom... there are TONS of places..at least around my neck of the woods, that should be broken yellow.. its kinda ludicrous..

I really think they should completely dump pa in the ocean and start over.. they have been doing construction on the same road in lock haven since I was born....