Warning Line

Warning Line. Hazard warning lines can be used for many purposes such as the approach of a sharp bend in the road typically however they are used to warn a driver of an impending junction ahead In the diagram the white line in the centre of the road changes from the standard broken white line into a hazard warning line with the white line lengthening and the gaps shortening.

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Road markings The Highway Code Guidance GOV.UK

A warning line is a barrier such as rope wire or chain that warns workers they are approaching an unprotected edge of a roof floor or other work surface How do you set up a warning line ? Set up the warning line so that it keeps workers at least 10 feet back from the unprotected edge.

Road Markings and Lines Driving Test Tips

Hazard warning line See Rule 127 Double white lines See Rules 128 and 129 Double white lines See Rules 128 and 129 See Rule 130 Lane line See Rule 131 Along the edge of the carriageway.

Hazard Warning Lines Driving Test Tips

Centre broken white line Centre broken white line on a single carriageway road This line is used to provide a visual divide between both carriageways traveling in opposing directions Lane line Lane line found on single or dual carriageway roads separating traffic travelling in the same direction As can be seen in the image the white dashes on lane lines are smaller with much larger gaps than a normal centre line that can be seen in the image above Give way road markings The upside down triangle road marking found just before a junction represents the triangle give way sign The triangle road marking is used to provide an extra visual aid warning drivers of a junction just ahead Stop lines and road markings Unlike the dashed give way lines stop lines at junctions are wide and solid and are usually accompanied by the word ‘STOP’ written on the road surface just before the line and also a stop sign.