Is it legal to cross double solid lines in Georgia?

In Georgia, it is illegal to cross double solid lines. These lines are used to indicate that passing is prohibited, which is a safety measure meant to prevent accidents in areas where visibility may be limited or where it is otherwise unsafe to change lanes. Crossing double solid lines can put not only the driver at risk but also other road users, including pedestrians and vehicles traveling in the opposite direction.

The prohibition holds regardless of signaling or the intent to overtake another vehicle. Even emergency vehicles must adhere to traffic laws, which include respecting double solid lines, unless special circumstances allow otherwise under clearly defined regulations. This consistency helps maintain traffic order and enhances the safety of all road users.