What is the difference between a central circle and a grid line?
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The differences between a central circle and a grid line are as follows: 1. Difference: A grid line is a large yellow grid area where long-term parking is not allowed; a central circle is a small white circular or square (diamond-shaped) area in the middle of an intersection, generally assisting vehicles in turning, and controlling the vehicle's position within the central circle without crossing the line. 2. Road traffic markings: (1) Lines, solid or dashed lines marked on the road surface, curbs, or vertical surfaces; (2) Character markings, text, numbers, and various graphic symbols marked on the road surface; (3) Raised pavement markers, fixed on the road surface, serving as marking blocks, used on highways or other roads to mark centerlines, lane dividers, edge lines, and also to mark curves, entrance/exit ramps, guide lines, road narrowing, and road obstacles.