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Q: In the diamond lane, what does the single white line with two yellow lines next to it mean?
Any kind of yellow line signifies oncoming traffic on the other side of the line.
A solid white line means you can not legally change lanes across that line. If you’re in the diamond (HOV) lane, you must wait until the line becomes dotted/dashed and then change lanes.
Reference:
White Lines, Yellow Lines, Solid Lines, Broken Lines – BC Driving Blog
Using HOV Lanes – DriveSmartBC
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If a HOV sign doesn’t mention the number of passengers to be considered an HOV vehicle but it just says HOV only, how many passengers would it be in that case?
I don’t know, I thought they all specified the number of people?! Where did you see one that doesn’t??
never mind, it was just an hypothetical question sorry