What is the difference between a one-way line and a one-way lane?

[McNathan]

The differences between a one-way line and a one-way lane are as follows: 1. Different graphics: The one-way lane sign is square, while the one-way line sign is circular. 2. Different signs: The one-way road sign is usually located on the right side of the road and displayed on a vertical board. Unlike the straight-line sign (circular), it is a rectangular frame. The placement of signs differs; straight-line signs are generally located on the ground or at traffic lights. One-way line signs are usually located on the right side of the road and displayed on a vertical board. One-way direction signs include left one-way, right one-way, and forward one-way, with icons being rectangular white arrows. 3. Different number of lanes: A one-way road allows vehicles to travel in only one direction and has multiple lanes. This sign is placed at an appropriate position before an intersection where left turns are prohibited. A one-way line allows vehicles to travel in only one direction and has only one lane. This sign is placed at an appropriate position at the entrance and intersection of a one-way road.