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A broad white bar painted across the lane.
Also known as: Stop line marking Japan
Marks where a Japanese vehicle must stop, painted across the carriageway.
Marks the point at which a vehicle required to stop must halt.
Contexts: Road signage
Is set back further from the junction than in many countries, which is what makes room for the wide pedestrian crossings Japanese junctions carry and for the two-stage moped turn to have somewhere to wait.
Contexts: Road signage
A single broad bar painted straight across the width of the lane, at right angles to the direction of travel.
The sign that duplicates this marking.