What is the double white dashed line at an intersection?
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Intersection double white dashed lines are yield lines. Below is relevant information about yield lines: 1. Function: Indicates that vehicles should slow down and yield, notifying drivers that they must slow down or stop, observe traffic conditions on the main road, and only proceed when it is safe to do so, ensuring priority for vehicles on the main road. 2. Regulation: At intersections marked with yield lines, vehicles must stop and yield to vehicles on the main road. These lines should be used in conjunction with a 'Yield' sign. Yield lines consist of two parallel dashed lines and an inverted triangle, all in white.