When the solid line of a double yellow line is on your side, are you allowed to make a left turn?

When the solid line of a double yellow line is on your side, it indicates that you are not permitted to cross the line to pass other vehicles. However, you may make a left turn across the solid line if it is a designated turn lane or at an intersection. This action is acceptable as long as it does not impede other traffic, meaning you must ensure that the turn can be performed safely and without causing disruption to oncoming vehicles or traffic conditions.

It's important to recognize that while making a left turn is allowed, safety is the primary concern. Therefore, if making such a turn would cause hazardous conditions, it should not be executed.

The options that suggest you cannot make a turn or can only do so under certain unsafe conditions add unnecessary restrictions that do not account for the possibility of safely executing a left turn in a controlled manner. The key takeaway is that left turns are permissible at intersections even when the solid line is on your side, provided that it can be done safely and without obstructing traffic.