True or False: A broken yellow line can be crossed to pass another vehicle when it is safe.

A broken yellow line indicates that passing is permitted when it is safe to do so. This means that if you are driving on a road with a broken yellow line separating lanes of traffic traveling in opposite directions, you can cross that line to pass another vehicle. However, safety is paramount; you must ensure that there is sufficient visibility and no oncoming traffic before making the maneuver. The rule is designed to allow drivers to safely overtake slower vehicles while also emphasizing the need for caution.

Regarding the other options, while traffic conditions and visibility are crucial factors to consider when passing, they do not alter the fundamental rule that a broken yellow line indicates that passing is permissible under safe conditions. There is no stipulation that passing is limited to daytime hours, making that option also inaccurate.