White Lines Sa Road

[buyogon]

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driver ka TS?
this is basic knowledge a driver should know, including the rest of the street/traffic signs.

Yes I drive but dili permi and naka apil man ko sa lecture ani sa LTO before ni kuha og driver's license and wala ko naka remember nga na apil ni siya, also I usually go with my instinct when driving like kung kita ko naay daghan taw sa unahan or naay blind curve so magpahinay and not all streets naay sign or if naa man gani ang uban kay napapas na

[mybuuz]

I also do not drive pero nakaapil ko ug seminar sauna for pedestrian safety about sa traffic signs. how much more ang mga drivers, LTO should be strict on this.

[reino]

sleeper lines

[Scott Bernard]

Daghan ani sa provincial roads... simple yet effective design para maka mata ang driver.

[iBerg]

Rumble Strips

Rumble strips are small indentations or narrow raised strips on
the highway or shoulder. They are put there to vibrate the steering
wheel and to make a noise inside the vehicle to get the attention of
the driver. Here are the reasons rumble strips are placed where
they are:
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To alert the driver to a decision point ahead - such as an
intersection after a long stretch of uninterrupted road.
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To wake the driver who may have dozed off - used on the
shoulder of the road, usually along a long straight-away.
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To caution the driver about the danger of passing - used in the
center of some two-lane roads where passing is hazardous.
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To alert the driver to some new or unexpected situation ahead -
such as dangerous curves, a toll booth, a railroad crossing, or the
end of a freeway.

http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/ped_bike/docs/ryr.pdf

salamat sa pag share boss!