×Table of Contents
Chapter 1. The Learner’s Licence
Chapter 2. Defensive Driving
Chapter 3. Vehicle Controls
Chapter 4. Cardinal Rules
Chapter 5. Driving Rules
Chapter 6. Driving Rules II
Chapter 7. Driver Responsibilities
Chapter 8. Signs, Signals and Road Markings
Signs, Signals and Road Markings Road Markings
Road Markings
Road surface markings typically follow their equivalent signs and have meanings equivalent to signs. They can also be classified into regulatory, warning and information markings. Generally, you may not stop on red lines, park on yellow lines, and cross white lines, except those that cross the road.
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Objective |
Examples |
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Regulatory |
Regulate and control traffic flow and must be obeyed. It is an offence to not obey these signs. Yellow, red and white markings. |
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Warning |
Warn of potential hazards on the road ahead. Typically white markings, but sometimes in combination with red. |
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Guidance |
Guides direction of traffic |
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