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A solid transverse bar a vehicle must not cross.
Also known as: Give way line, Transverse marking
A solid transverse line marks where a vehicle must stop at a signal or a stop sign. It is drawn solid where stopping is mandatory and broken where a driver need only give way, and the difference in the marking is the difference in the obligation.
Marks the point at which a vehicle must stop at a signal, a stop sign or a crossing.
Contexts: Road signage
Is drawn solid where stopping is compulsory and broken where the requirement is only to give way, so the marking carries the obligation.
Contexts: Road signage
A broad line running across the carriageway at right angles to the direction of travel, continuous or broken.