Will driving over the line in the rain be captured by traffic cameras?

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Driving over the line in the rain might be captured by traffic cameras, but you can file an administrative reconsideration with the traffic police department, informing them that the reflective markings were unclear due to the rain. Below is an introduction to traffic markings: 1. White dashed lines: When painted in the middle of a road section, they are used to separate traffic moving in the same direction or as a safe driving distance indicator; when painted at intersections, they guide vehicle movement. 2. White solid lines: When painted in the middle of a road section, they separate motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles moving in the same direction or indicate the edge of a lane; when painted at intersections, they can serve as guide lane lines or stop lines. 3. Yellow dashed lines: When painted in the middle of a road section, they separate opposing traffic flows; when painted on the roadside or curbs, they prohibit long-term parking by the roadside.