Rule 147 of the Principal Rules is rescinded and the following rule is substituted:147. Moving from one marked lane to another marked lane across a continuous line separating the lanes
(1) A driver on a multi-lane road must not move from one marked lane to another marked lane by crossing a continuous line separating the lanes unless (a) the driver is avoiding an obstruction; or(b) the driver is obeying a traffic control device applying to the first marked lane; or(c) the driver is permitted to drive in both marked lanes under another provision of the Road Rules or under another law of this jurisdiction; or(d) either of the marked lanes is a special purpose lane in which the driver is permitted to drive under the Road Rules and the driver is moving to or from the special purpose lane; or(e) either of the marked lanes is a special purpose lane during specified times only and the driver (i) is moving to or from that lane outside of the times during which it is a special purpose lane; and(ii) is permitted to drive in that lane outside of the times during which it is a special purpose lane under the Road Rules .(2) A driver on a multi-lane road may move from one marked lane to another marked lane by crossing a continuous line separating the lanes if (a) the driver makes the move to approach or enter an intersection from the multi-lane road and rule 28(2) or 32(2) applies to the driver for the purpose of making the move; or(b) the driver makes the move to approach or enter a roundabout from the multi-lane road and rule 111(8) or (9) applies to the driver for the purpose of making the move; or(c) the driver is overtaking or passing the rider of a bicycle that is travelling in the same direction as the driver and the driver can perform the movement safely.