Two white parallel lines indicate that no passing is allowed.
White lines on the road can mean several things. Double white lines down the centre of the road means do not cross or overtake in a vehicle. Dashed line on your side means you can overtake if it is safe to do so.White lines are used to mark lanes so drivers can stick to a lane and not veer across the road. Look on any road for examples.
It is an axiom that parallel lines never meet in Euclidean geometry. Never.However in another kind of geometry (can't remember name) it states that parallel lines will eventually meet.Take a look at this picture in the related link, below.Technically the lines are parallel (in theory, they have imperfections), but due to our perspective parallel lines appear to meet. Note: If they really do meet, then you could drive down the road and eventually there would not be a road, anymore.
A way to remember what a parallel lines looks like is that the word "parallel" has two "ls" in it. Ex: Para"ll"el. Parallel lines go side by side in the same direction like rail road tracks. Hope this helped. ;)
A simple one perhaps but subject would have to be something made yup of only parallel lines like rain or a straight road
A broken line consists of dashes, and it indicates that passing is permitted in that stretch of road. A solid line remains unbroken, and indicates that passing is not permitted. Double lines serve a number of purposes. They may be present because permissions are different for opposing lanes, or they may be present to separate traffic. For example, there may be a stretch of road where a southbound lane is permitted to pass, but a northbound lane is not. Thus, there would be a double line, broken on the southbound side, and solid on the northbound side. As for the colours, white lines indicate that traffic on both sides of that line flow in the same direction, whereas lanes on opposite sides of a yellow line flow in opposing directions.
dont cross
Marks a non-crossable point in the road
Two parallel white lines on the road mean there is no overtaking by people on either side of the road, however one side will have a broken white line ahead. Only this side of the road are allowed to overtake.
Marks a non-crossable point in the road
The white lines on the side of the road indicate the marker before the road shoulder. The yellow and sometimes white lines in the center mark the divide of the road for opposing directions of traffic.
White lines on the road can mean several things. Double white lines down the centre of the road means do not cross or overtake in a vehicle. Dashed line on your side means you can overtake if it is safe to do so.White lines are used to mark lanes so drivers can stick to a lane and not veer across the road. Look on any road for examples.
It depends where you are. The rules of the road vary from country to country
Yes
same direction, if the lines are broken this means you are allowed to change lanes. If the line or lines are solid, you are not supposed to change lanes.
In the UK double solid white lines down the centre of the carriage way indicate that you should not cross them except under certain strict conditions.
It is an axiom that parallel lines never meet in Euclidean geometry. Never.However in another kind of geometry (can't remember name) it states that parallel lines will eventually meet.Take a look at this picture in the related link, below.Technically the lines are parallel (in theory, they have imperfections), but due to our perspective parallel lines appear to meet. Note: If they really do meet, then you could drive down the road and eventually there would not be a road, anymore.
The broken white lines down the middle of the road serves as the separate lines of traffic or to protect any traffic that may be turning right.