• A solid white line with a bicycle insignia along the side of the road indicates an area designated for bicycle traffic only. Bicycles must travel in the same direction as adjacent traffic.

Understand Solid Yellow Lines and White Lines: A Guide to Road Safety. The average driver is often mystified by the most basic traffic guidelines: painted pavement lines.

A solid white line with a bicycle insignia along the side of the road indicates an area designated for bicycle traffic only. Bicycles must travel in the same direction as adjacent traffic.

Question: In my city, there is a double yellow line on the main roadway and yet some motorists cross both lines to park against oncoming traffic, many at dark with headlights on. Why is this allowe… ...

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- An ABC30 viewer wanted to know: can I turn over a double yellow line if my destination is on the other side of the street? "If you are going down a two-way roadway that is ...

I appreciate Dana Orr’s letter to the editor of July 21 because many motorists have the same impression that crossing a double yellow line is always forbidden.

Double yellow painted lines: We see them on highways, arterials, and city streets. Their main purpose is to separate lanes of traffic travelling in opposite directions. If there are both solid and ...

Drivers are doing a double take when they cruise down one road in Montgomery Township, Pennsylvania. Officials within the township decided to paint squiggly solid yellow lines and single white ...

The double solid yellow lines down the center of the road mean no passing. ... There appears to be a clear misunderstanding regarding the meaning of double yellow solid lines.

A solid white line with a bicycle insignia along the side of the road indicates an area designated for bicycle traffic only. Bicycles must travel in the same direction as adjacent traffic.