Difference Between Guide Lanes and Variable Guide Lanes

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Guide lanes and variable guide lanes differ in nature, purpose, and route requirements. Here are the specific details: 1. Different nature: Guide lane markings are directional lane markings used to indicate the direction vehicles should follow when entering an intersection. Variable guide lanes mean that the direction after entering the lane must be determined according to the corresponding lane traffic light. 2. Different purposes: Guide lane markings are used to indicate the direction vehicles should follow at an intersection, while variable guide lanes can adjust traffic flow in different directions to reduce congestion. 3. Different route requirements: The direction of guide lanes is fixed, and vehicles must follow the lane markings when driving. Special attention should be paid to left-turn lanes, where overtaking is not allowed. Variable lanes refer to lanes with multiple diagonal lines marked on the inside.