Along the centre of a single-carriageway road, the white line markings change from short dashed lines with long gaps to longer painted lines with noticeably shorter gaps between them. What do these road markings indicate?
- AVehicles are strictly prohibited from stopping or parking at any time
- A hazard or junction is approaching aheadCevap
- CAll drivers must return to the left lane because the road is a motorway
- DThe national speed limit is in effect for all vehicles
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The road markings indicate that a hazard or junction is approaching ahead.
Under Rule 127 of the UK Highway Code, hazard warning lines are indicated by longer painted dashes with shorter gaps between them. These lines alert drivers to an upcoming hazard, such as a sharp bend, junction, or brow of a hill, warning them not to cross unless the road is clear.
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Hazard warning lines on UK roads
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