What is the meaning of the yellow filled markings on the road?
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The yellow filled markings on the road indicate proximity to obstacles, meaning there are immovable obstacles near the markings, so drive with caution. Double yellow lines serve as warning and boundary lines, prohibiting crossing, with an 'X' mark indicating an immovable obstacle in the middle. Therefore, the meaning of yellow filled markings on the road is proximity to obstacle markings. Road traffic markings can be categorized into four types based on their form: 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, these raised marking blocks serve as markings, used on highways or other roads to mark centerlines, lane dividers, edge lines, as well as curves, entrance/exit ramps, diversion markings, road narrowing, and road obstacles. 4. Delineators: Indicate the direction of the road and the boundaries of the roadway, continuously and symmetrically installed along the left and right sides of the road in the direction of travel. Based on installation conditions, delineators can be divided into two types: embedded in the road surface and attached.