
You can drive over the yellow grid lines at intersections, but you cannot park. Below is an introduction to the application areas of grid lines and yellow grid lines. Introduction to grid lines: Grid lines strictly prohibit all vehicles from parking for long or short periods to prevent traffic congestion; you can drive over grid lines but cannot stop. According to relevant traffic laws, when encountering slow-moving or queued vehicles ahead while driving a motor vehicle; stopping or waiting within pedestrian crossings or grid line areas will result in a fine, 3-point penalty, or warning for the driver. Application areas of yellow grid lines: Yellow grid lines are also painted in front of important state institutions, military facilities, large enterprises, schools, and public transportation hubs to ensure that vehicles can enter and exit without being blocked by congestion in front. Grid lines are yellow and must not be occupied when parking.


