Fleet Safety Video Tip: Reading Traffic Lane Markings
Here's a California DMV video explaining what the different traffic lane markings mean for drivers.

Traffic lane markings help communicate to drivers what they can and cannot do legally. But even experienced drivers can benefit from a mini-refresher course now and then to remind them of what all the different white and yellow line combinations mean.
For example, what does a yellow solid line next to a yellow broken line mean? Can you pass a slow-moving car if that requires crossing a yellow solid double line? Can you ever make a left turn across a yellow solid double line, or does the line need to be broken where you begin the turn?
Here’s a video, produced by the California DMV, you can pass along to your fleet drivers as a friendly reminder. To view the video, click on the photo or the link above.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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