Coloured reflective road studs (cat's eyes) are placed along UK motorways to guide drivers at night and in conditions of poor visibility. Match each reflective stud colour to its correct location along the motorway carriageway.
- Red reflective studsBetween the left-hand running lane and the hard shoulder or verge
- Amber reflective studsBetween the right-hand running lane and the central reservation
- Green reflective studsAcross the entrances and exits of slip roads and lay-bys
- White reflective studsBetween individual traffic lanes on the open carriageway
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Red reflective studs match the boundary between the left-hand running lane and the hard shoulder or verge; Amber reflective studs match the boundary between the right-hand running lane and the central reservation; Green reflective studs match junctions across the entrances and exits of slip roads; White reflective studs match lane divisions between individual traffic lanes on the open carriageway.
According to UK Highway Code Rule 132, reflective road studs provide clear navigational boundaries at night: red studs mark the left carriageway edge (hard shoulder/verge), amber studs mark the right carriageway edge (central reservation), green studs indicate slip road exits/entries, and white studs mark lane boundaries between lanes.
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Motorway Reflective Stud (Cat's Eyes) Colour Coding
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