What is the centerline demarcation for one-way traffic lanes?

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One-way traffic lane demarcation centerlines are used to separate traffic flows moving in the same direction, typically consisting of white dashed/solid lines or yellow dashed/solid lines. Below is relevant information: 1. Differences: White dashed lines separate same-direction traffic lanes, allowing lane changes or overtaking when safe. White solid lines also separate same-direction lanes but prohibit lane changes. Yellow solid lines separate opposing traffic flows (sometimes same-direction lanes), serving as either boundary lines or centerlines where lane changes are prohibited. Yellow dashed lines can function as either boundary lines or centerlines - when used as boundaries, lane changes are permitted. 2. Road marking distinctions: Two-way two-lane road centerlines (yellow) separate opposing traffic flows while permitting crossing for overtaking or left turns when safe. Lane separation lines (white dashed) divide same-direction traffic flows along lane boundaries, allowing safe lane changes when appropriate.