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Frequently Asked Questions

• Is there any guidance on the use of signs and road markings?

  The Department for Transport provides guidance to traffic authorities and their agents on the correct use of signs and road markings. Nothing in this guidance, however, overrides the TSRGD. General traffic management guidance, including Local transport notes and Traffic advisory leaflets, may also cover the use of signs and road markings.

• What do the lines and symbols on the road mean?

  Lines and symbols on the roadway indicate a number of things to drivers: where lanes are divided, where you may pass other vehicles, or change lanes, which lanes to use for turns, where pedestrian walkways are located, and where you must stop for signs and traffic signals.

• What are the regulations for traffic signs in England?

  The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016 ( TSRGD ), prescribe the designs and conditions of use for traffic signs to be lawfully placed on or near roads in England, Scotland and Wales. ‘Traffic signs images’ contains images of traffic signs for use by media professionals producing online or printed matter.

• What does a broken yellow line mean on a road sign?

  Mixed center line/solid yellow with broken yellow or white line. This indicates that only one side can overtake--the side with the broken line. This is often found entering curves where the view is obstructed coming from one direction, but is clear from the opposite side. 8. Solid white lane divider.