Bare Roads

Without markings, traffic becomes confusing. Painted lines and symbols guide and regulate drivers.

Traffic Paints

Road paints, studs, and thermoplastic strips improve safety and help maintain smooth flow.

White Markings

White lines guide lanes, yellow shows restrictions. Kerbs use black with white or yellow.

Centre Line

Broken lines = crossing allowed. Solid lines = no crossing. Mixed = follow the solid line.

Lane Line

Broken or continuous lines used to define lanes.

Centre Barrier

Used on multi-lane roads to separate opposing traffic streams.

Double Lines

Double continuous lines mean no crossing in either direction.

Solid + Broken

Broken = you may cross. Solid = you must not cross.

Stop Line

Solid line at junctions showing where vehicles must stop.

Give Way

Dotted lines at junctions mean give way to main road traffic.

Edge Lines

Continuous lines marking the safe edge of the carriageway.

No Parking

Solid yellow line with a sign shows a no-parking zone.

Yellow Box

Cross only if clear space ahead. Never stop inside the box.

Pedestrian Crossing

Zebra stripes mark safe places for pedestrians to cross.