What are the two white dashed lines at an intersection?
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Deceleration yield lines, used to remind drivers to slow down. Below is related extended information: 1. Lane dividing lines: Used to separate traffic flows moving in the same direction, indicating that vehicles are allowed to cross the line for overtaking or lane changing under safe conditions. 2. Roadway center lines: Used to separate opposing traffic flows. 3. Single yellow dashed lines: Used to separate lanes, allowing crossing for overtaking or turning when safe for both oncoming traffic and oneself, without violating traffic rules. 4. Longitudinal deceleration markings: A set of diamond-shaped dashed lines parallel to the lane dividing lines.