National Road, Elevated Road, Elevated Road, Elevated Road, National City Transportation

Description :

　　Road traffic is marked with speed reduction lines on both sides of dashed or solid lines, which are the longitudinal speed reduction markings specified in the new national standard for vehicle lanes (the middle line is a variable dashed line, while the solid line is not allowed). They are mainly set at some bends, slopes, or bridges that require speed reduction to remind drivers to slow down. Although this type of marking is rare, it is designed very scientifically. The wide diamond shaped dashed lines are arranged on both sides of the lane, which creates a visual pressure of narrowing the lane. Even unfamiliar drivers may instinctively slow down.

　　tidal flow lane

　　Tidal lanes are a new species derived from the modernization of automobile transportation, mainly designed to cope with morning and evening rush hour. Generally, there are signs at the entrance of the tidal lane to remind people of the allowed passage time and other related information on the road traffic signs. Whether to allow or prohibit passage, there will be no mistakes when sitting in the right seat.

　　escape ramp

　　Evacuation lane refers to a dedicated lane added on the outside of the long downhill section of the roadway. Vehicles traveling on long downhill roads can safely stop when the brakes fail or the vehicle loses control, avoiding running off the road or rear end collisions.

AfterSalesService :

• National road restricted elevated road