What kind of marking does the yellow dashed line belong to?

[MadelynLee]

Yellow dashed lines belong to indicative markings. Information regarding yellow dashed lines is as follows: 1. Single yellow dashed line: In non-intersection areas of two-way roads, a yellow dashed line is commonly used, indicating that crossing is permitted, but drivers must be cautious of vehicles in the opposite lane. 2. Single yellow solid line: This is a dividing line strictly prohibiting crossing between two opposing lanes. Such solid lines are typically found at intersections, and crossing is not allowed on either side. 3. Double yellow line with one side dashed: For multi-lane roads with double yellow lines, if one side is dashed, it means vehicles on the dashed side can cross the line, while crossing is prohibited on the solid side. 4. Double yellow solid line: This type of dividing line is usually found on roads with at least four lanes (two or more lanes in each direction). The double yellow solid line indicates higher-speed lanes, strictly prohibiting vehicles from crossing for overtaking or making U-turns.