Hi everyone, this video explored UK road markings!
It’s a little lengthy because it covers most road makings if not all! Feel free to watch it in sections! Take our time and good luck on your test!

Here are the time stamps:
• Introduction – 0:00
• Lines at the edge of the road – 0:41
• Markings that control traffic – 3:17
• Markings directly in front of you! – 4:51
• Lines that separate the road – 5:53
• Bus and cycle lanes – 9:51
• Markings typically seen on motorways 11:36

Here are some extra resources that could help you out further!

1.The highway code.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/thehighw....

2. A useful drive along YouTube video for road markings.
   • Road Markings Made Simple  Driving L...  

Answers to test questions!!

Image 1:
Here are the road markings present on each image and their associated rule.
Unbroken white line on the edge: a continuous white line here is to mark the edge of the road. It can be helpful in conditions with poor visibility such as when its foggy or at night.
The word “slow” present: in this context slow down due to the sharp bend.
Two double lines that separate the road: the double white line here is governed by rule 129 of the highway code. You must not overtake or straddle the line unless you are overtaking a stationary vehicle, road maintenance vehicle or cyclist travelling 10mph or less.

Image 2:
Yellow box junction: you must not stop in the box unless you are turning right and waiting for oncoming traffic to clear.
Hatched markings with broken lines: you may staddle this area if necessary.
Turning bay: an area a vehicle can wait to turn right.
Double red lines: Vehicles cannot stop at any time on a double red line.
Bike box: here is where bikes are bale to stop at the traffic light. The stop line for vehicles are behind this.