Match each road or kerb marking with its statutory UK waiting or loading restriction.
- Double yellow lines along the edge of the carriagewayWaiting is prohibited at all times without the need for an accompanying time plate
- Single yellow line along the edge of the carriagewayWaiting is prohibited during the operational hours displayed on an upright time plate
- Double yellow transverse markings (blips) on the kerbLoading and unloading are prohibited at all times
- Single yellow transverse marking (blip) on the kerbLoading and unloading are prohibited during the times shown on an accompanying upright plate
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Double yellow road lines correspond to waiting prohibited at all times; Single yellow road line corresponds to waiting prohibited during times on the sign plate; Double yellow kerb blips correspond to loading prohibited at all times; Single yellow kerb blip corresponds to loading prohibited during times on the sign plate.
According to UK Highway Code Rule 238: continuous yellow lines along the road edge govern waiting (double lines mean continuous prohibition at all times, single lines require checking the sign plate for restricted hours). Yellow transverse stripes on the kerb specifically govern loading/unloading (double kerb blips mean no loading at any time, single kerb blip means no loading during the times displayed on the sign plate).
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UK Waiting and Loading Road and Kerb Markings (Highway Code Rule 238)
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