The Difference Between Yellow and White Guide Lines at Intersections

[DelilahAnn]

White and yellow lines in guide lines represent the following meanings respectively: 1. When marked on road sections, white lines are used to separate motor vehicles traveling in the same direction, motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles, or to indicate the edge of a lane. Yellow lines are used to separate opposing traffic flows or as dedicated bus lane lines. 2. When marked at intersections: solid white lines are used as guide lane lines or stop lines, or to guide the trajectory of vehicles. Solid yellow lines marked at intersections are used to indicate areas where non-motor vehicles are prohibited from entering, or as guide lines connecting the center lines of adjacent roads. 3. When marked on the roadside or curb: solid yellow lines indicate that long-term parking is prohibited along the roadside.