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Road markingsRoad markings are used to define carriageway lanes and edges; parking and waiting restrictions and to convey warnings and other instructions to road users in a manner clearly visible both by day and by night. Road markings may convey or supplement information which may not otherwise be possible by road signs.
It is helpful to learn a little about what the most common road markings mean to help you drive safely and park legally. More detail is provided on the following types of road markings: Maintenance of road markingsRoad markings are subject to considerable wear. All our roads are inspected at least annually for safety, this includes identifying any markings that are badly damaged or degraded. We are happy to receive notification from members of the public about any road markings that are fading or missing. Any reports will be investigated and included in the programme subject to work priorities. Higher status roads will have more priority as they carry more traffic and have a higher safety benefit. Surfacing works have recently been done and the lines have not been repainted, how do I report this?
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