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Road Marking Colors

It is important to understand pavement markings because they tell you the direction of traffic like one-way traffic or two-way traffic. Pavement markings also tell you where you may and may not travel on the road. Pavement markings also give you important information about turning lanes and pedestrian crossings.

Road Markings Opposite Direction Traffic

Yellow Lines Indicate Trafiic Moving in the Opposite Directions

Road Marking for Same Direction

White Lines Indicate Traffic is Moving in the Same Directions

Yellow Lines Indicate Traffic is Moving in Opposite Directions

Road Marking Broken yellow line

Broken line: Passing is permitted

Road Marking Double solid yellow line

Double solid line: Passing is not safe for traffic going either way.

Road Marking Solid and broken yellow line

Solid and broken line: Passing is not safe if the solid line is on your side of the highway.

White Lines Indicate Traffic is Moving in Same Directions

Road Marking Broken white line

Broken line: Passing is permitted.

Road Marking Solid white line

Solid line: Passing is not safe.

Road Marking

Double solid line: Passing is not safe.