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00:33 - What's the difference between a single solid line and a double solid line? 02:08 - Does a double solid line separate roadways? 02:55 - The difference between a single and double solid line is oncoming traffic. 03:15 - What's the difference between white and yellow markings? 03:45 - Blue markings 04:05 - The difference in penalties for violating a single and double solid line. ❖ ❖ ❖ A single solid line, which is number 1.1 in the "Road Markings" traffic sign list, serves to separate traffic flows moving in opposite directions. In this role, it can only be found on two- or three-lane roads. At the same time, it is used to delimit traffic lanes on dangerous road sections (sharp turns, uphill and downhill grades, approaches to intersections, etc.). ❖ ❖ ❖ A double solid line (1.3) also separates oncoming traffic flows. However, it is used where there are four or more lanes. It is also occasionally used on two-lane roads if the lane width exceeds 3.75 m. A combination of solid and broken lines is also common. If such a line is applied in the center of the road, it can only be crossed without violating the broken line. Marking 1.3 is necessary to make it easier for drivers to navigate while driving. After all, if a multi-lane road is delimited by single lines, it will be unclear which direction is the oncoming and which is the oncoming. ❖ ❖ ❖ #trafficrules #roadrules #markings