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Road Markings, Studs and Signals

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  1. A series of long white dashes with short gaps runs along the centre of the road. What does it tell you?
  2. A road has a double white line, and the line nearest to you is solid. What does it mean?
  3. A road has a double white line, and the line nearest to you is broken. What does it mean?
  4. What does a double broken white line across your road at a junction tell you?
  5. What does a single solid white line across your road at a junction with a STOP sign tell you?
  6. What colour are the reflective road studs on the left-hand edge of the carriageway?
  7. What colour are the reflective studs between lanes?
  8. On a motorway, what colour are the studs on the right-hand edge of the carriageway?
  9. What colour studs mark the entrances and exits of slip roads?
  10. A road has a hatched area in the middle, bordered by a solid white line. What must you do?
  11. A hatched area in the middle of the road is bordered by a broken white line. What does the Code advise?
  12. What does a flashing red light at a road mean?
  13. What do red and amber traffic lights shown together mean?
  14. A yellow box with criss-cross lines is painted on a junction. What does it mean?
  15. Zig-zag white lines are painted on the road before a zebra crossing. What do they mean?
  16. A series of white diamond shapes is painted along a lane. What do they mean?
  17. A sign shows a lollipop-shaped disc held by a school crossing patrol, reading 'STOP children'. What must you do?

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