What is the difference between a diversion line and a guide line?
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Diversion line is: to make each vehicle can drive in its own lane, play the role of control, guidance, and traffic warning, so as to reduce traffic accidents. Guide line is: set on the driveway dividing line at the entrance of the intersection. It is used to indicate the position of the guide lane where vehicles should drive according to the guide direction. Therefore, guide markings are generally drawn at intersections with heavy traffic in order to clarify the direction of travel. The diversion line is to stipulate that each vehicle can take the correct road. The form of the diversion line is mainly one or several white V-shaped lines or oblique line areas set according to the terrain of the intersection, usually indicating that vehicles must drive according to the prescribed route during driving, and must not press or cross the line. It is mainly used for intersections that are too wide, irregular, or have relatively complex driving conditions, ramp entrances of interchanges, or other special locations. In contemporary society, development is rapid, and cars are relatively common, which facilitates travel. Therefore, cars should drive according to the diversion line, abide by traffic warnings, and drive civilized. Diversion lines and guide lines are indispensable warning signs in traffic driving.
