What does the red, yellow and blue line in the middle of the road mean?

The three solid lines of red, yellow and blue on the road represent the meaning of tourist routes, which can also be called "Rainbow Highway". However, no matter what color the solid line is, the car can't cross the solid line.

Rainbow Highway is a 300km-long tourist highway in liyang city, Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province. Its rainbow zebra crossing and small fresh landscape design make you very comfortable to drive on this road.

Among the numerous expressway in Changzhou, the value of Rainbow Highway is good. It takes the road as the guide of the scenery, and running all the way seems to play in the painting. Rainbow Highway is "Liyang No.65438 +0 Tourist Highway", with a total length of 300 kilometers, centering on "three mountains and two lakes", and seamlessly connecting with "fast forward" systems and "slow travel" systems such as high-speed rail, expressway and passenger hub.

1, orange mark

The symbol color of the national standard for road marking of buildings. According to the national standard "Road traffic signs and markings Part 4: Work area", "The color of traffic markings in the work area is orange, and the size should comply with the provisions of GB5768.3".

2. Yellow single solid line

The median line of the opposite lane. The meaning of yellow single solid line is basically the same as that of yellow double solid line, and it is the middle dividing line that is forbidden to cross. The yellow single solid line is different from the yellow double solid line, that is, the yellow single solid line generally appears at intersections, and the two-way lanes of non-intersections are generally yellow dotted lines.

3. Blue Line

Edge line of non-motor vehicle lane. When there is only one blue line on the road surface, the area between the blue line and the nearest kerb is a non-motor vehicle lane; When there are two blue lines on the road surface, one of them separates the non-motor vehicle lane from the motor vehicle lane, and the other separates the non-motor vehicle lane from the sidewalk. The area between the two blue lines is a non-motor vehicle lane.