There are three types of single continuous (unbroken) lines:

1. Edge Lines
   Are used to mark the edge of the road. You can only cross over an edge line when entering or leaving the road, passing a vehicle on the left that is turning right, or making a U-turn.
2. Lane Lines
   Are used to define multiple lanes travelling in the same direction. If the lane line is continuous, don’t cross the line to change lanes.
3. Centre/Dividing Lines
   Are used to separate lanes travelling in different directions. If the centre/dividing lines are continuous, do not cross that line unless you are turning right (i.e. leaving or entering the road) or making a U-turn. The same applies if there is a continuous line on the left of a broken or dotted centre line.

Exceptions: If you are overtaking a cyclist, or you need to avoid an obstruction, you may cross the continuous centre line(s) or edge line providing you have a clear view of any approaching traffic, and it is safe to do so.