What is the meaning of white solid line markings?

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White solid lines are lane markings, officially known as guide lane lines. Typically found at the approach sections of intersections as carriageway separation lines, vehicles are prohibited from changing lanes after crossing these white solid lines, otherwise they may face fines from traffic police. Here are relevant explanations: 1. Lane markings: Generally, there are various markings on roadways, such as variable guide lane lines, guide lane lines, directional guidance lines, and one-way traffic lines. Some allow lane changes while others don't, with certain markings permitting only unidirectional lane changes. 2. Criteria for lane changing: The sole criterion for drivers to determine whether lane changing is permitted is observing whether the roadway markings are dashed or solid lines. Dashed lines indicate permissible lane changes, while solid lines prohibit lane changes.