What is the difference between yellow guide lines and white guide lines?

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Below is an introduction to the differences between yellow guide lines and white guide lines: Separating same-direction traffic: White solid lines are used to separate motor vehicles traveling in the same direction, motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles, or to indicate the edge of a lane when marked on road sections; when marked at intersections, they serve as guide lane lines or stop lines, or to guide vehicle trajectories. Separating opposite-direction traffic: Yellow solid lines are used to separate opposing traffic flows or as dedicated bus lanes when marked on road sections; when marked at intersections, they indicate areas where non-motor vehicles are prohibited from entering or serve as connecting guide lines for adjacent road center lines; when marked on the roadside or curbs, they indicate that long-term parking is prohibited along the roadside.