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Revision question · Road and traffic signs
What does this road marking mean?
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Don't cross the line
No stopping allowed
You're approaching a hazard
No overtaking allowed
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You're approaching a hazardThis was the right answer
A single broken line along the centre of the road, with long markings and short gaps, is a hazard warning line. Don’t cross it unless you can see that the road is clear well ahead.
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Rule 127Highway Code rule · The actual long white segments and short gaps are hazard warnings, unlike the short normal centre-line segments and yellow edge lines.Hazard warning line See Rule 127Road marking · The actual long white segments and short gaps are hazard warnings, unlike the short normal centre-line segments and yellow edge lines.