What is the difference between a double white line and a double yellow line?

The difference between double white lines and double yellow lines:

1. Set the location.

Double Yellow Solid Line: Located in the middle of the road section, it is used to separate the opposite lane, and prohibits overtaking, crossing or turning in both directions. If you look at the two side by side, you should be able to see the differences.

Double white solid line: located in the middle of the road section, to separate lanes in the same direction, and to prohibit lane changes.

2. The difference between the yellow line and the white line: the yellow line distinguishes different directions (similar to the separation zone), and the white line distinguishes lanes in the same direction.

3. Attention to vehicles.

The yellow line is used to distinguish lanes in different directions, and is usually drawn in the middle of the road, like a separation strip, separating the road in two directions.

Regardless of whether it is a single yellow line or a double yellow line, as long as it is a solid line, it is strictly forbidden to cross, such as overtaking, turning, U-turning, etc. You should not cross the line unless you are driving.

The white line is used to distinguish different lanes in the same direction, everyone is in the same direction, and the dotted line can be merged and the lane can be reversed. Solid lines are not allowed to merge, and lanes cannot be changed at will.

Hopefully, you're not asking about a brain teaser! You should be talking about transportation! There are two types of double white lines, which are generally used at intersections.

A double solid white line indicates that vehicles must stop here and give way to vehicles on the main road. A white dotted line indicates that vehicles must slow down at this intersection to give way to vehicles on the main road. A yellow solid yellow line means that vehicles are prohibited from overtaking or crossing the line.

A yellow double dotted line indicates that the vehicle can cross the line to overtake or turn left. Sometimes one of the double yellow lines is dotted and the other is solid, and vehicles on the dotted side of the line can cross the line to overtake or turn left. Hope mine is helpful to you.

One is white, the other is yellow, it's just a different color, you're stupid.

1. What is the difference between a single yellow line and a double yellow line?

1. What is the difference between a single yellow line and a double yellow line?

1) The main difference between them is that the single yellow line is generally used in a two-way single lane, while the double yellow line is generally used in a two-way multi-lane, and the road using the double yellow line is generally wider;

2) We must pay attention when driving, if we encounter a single or double yellow solid line, do not let the vehicle press the line, cross the line or make a U-turn in this place, only the solid line becomes a dotted line can be turned around;

3) However, sometimes there will be a situation where only one line in the double yellow line is a dotted line, in this case, only the vehicle on the side of the double yellow line can turn around, and the side of the solid line is not.

2. Legal basis: Article 3 of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China.

Road traffic safety work shall follow the principles of managing according to law and facilitating the masses to ensure that road traffic is orderly, safe, and smooth.

Second, can the double yellow line dotted line turn around?

Yes, the yellow double solid line in the center means that the vehicle is not allowed to overtake or roll over the line, and at the yellow double dotted line, you can make a U-turn or make a left turn. Make a U-turn at the solid line of the double yellow line, and in accordance with the relevant regulations, a fine of 100 yuan will be imposed and 3 points will be deducted.

On roads without central isolation facilities or without center lines, motor vehicles shall comply with the following provisions when encountering vehicles coming from opposite directions:

1. Slow down and drive on the right, and keep the necessary safety distance from other vehicles and pedestrians;

2. In the road section with obstacles, the barrier-free party goes first. However, when the obstacle has entered the obstacle section and the barrier-free party has not entered, the obstacle shall go first;

3. On narrow slopes, the uphill side goes first. However, when the downhill side has reached the middle of the slope and the uphill side has not gone uphill, the downhill side goes first;

4. On narrow mountain roads, the side that does not rely on the mountain goes first;

5. At night, the car should be changed to low beam 150 meters away from the opposite direction, and the low beam should be used when meeting on narrow roads, narrow bridges and non-motorized vehicles.