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Along the centre of the road, the broken white lines become longer than the gaps between them. What does this mean?

โœ“ ANSWER

It is a hazard warning line - a hazard such as a junction or bend is ahead

Longer painted lines with shorter gaps form a hazard warning line, telling you not to cross unless the road is clearly safe.

All the options

  1. โœ“It is a hazard warning line - a hazard such as a junction or bend is ahead
  2. โœ—The road narrows to a single lane
  3. โœ—Overtaking is now compulsory
  4. โœ—The speed limit has ended

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