What do the colors of parking lines represent?

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DelGemma
07/29/25 9:27pm
White parking lines represent paid parking spaces, yellow parking lines indicate dedicated parking spaces, and blue parking lines denote free parking spaces. Additional information about road markings is as follows: 1. Introduction: Road markings refer to the lines, arrows, text, raised pavement markers, and delineators on road surfaces that convey guidance, restrictions, warnings, and other traffic information to road users. Their purpose is to regulate and guide traffic, and they can be used in conjunction with signs or independently. 2. Characteristics: Road markings are primarily painted on road surfaces and are exposed to sunlight, rain, snow, frost, and vehicle impact and wear. Therefore, they must meet strict performance requirements. First, they must dry quickly and be easy to apply to minimize traffic disruption. Second, they must have strong reflectivity, bright colors, and high visibility both day and night. Third, they must be anti-slip and wear-resistant to ensure driving safety and longevity.
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