What is the width of road diversion markings?

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MacJanelle
07/29/25 2:53pm
Road diversion line widths are as follows: Lane demarcation lines: The width of crossable same-direction lane demarcation lines is generally 10cm or 15cm. For special applications such as rural roads with very low traffic volume or exclusive dedicated roads, the line width may be reduced to 8cm. Design speed: For roads with design speeds ≥60km/h, the dash length and spacing of crossable same-direction lane demarcation lines are 600cm and 900cm respectively. For roads with design speeds <60km/h, Same-direction lanes: The dash length and spacing of crossable same-direction lane demarcation lines are 200cm and 400cm respectively.
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