What are road markings?



Road markings are the painted lines, symbols, and signs on the road.

Examples: lane lines, pedestrian crossings, stop lines, arrows.

They guide drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians on how to move safely.




2. Why are proper road markings important?

Prevent accidents: Clear lanes and markings reduce collisions.

Guide traffic: Drivers know where to stop, turn, or change lanes.

Protect pedestrians: Crosswalks and stop lines help people cross safely.

Organize traffic flow: Especially at busy intersections or highways.



3. Examples of important markings

Solid and dashed lines: Show where you can or cannot overtake.

Stop lines: Tell drivers where to stop at traffic lights or intersections.

Crosswalks: Show safe places for pedestrians to cross.

Arrows: Indicate allowed directions (turn left, right, or go straight).




4. Quick tip for drivers:

Always follow the road markings. They are there to save lives!


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