The solid or broken white lines guide the vehicle’s position. Changing lanes must be done only where legal and safe. Maintain proper spacing with vehicles in adjacent lanes.

Painted islands guide traffic around obstructions. You may not drive over or stop on a painted island. Always obey the direction of arrow markings.

The arrow indicates a compulsory movement. No turning is permitted in this lane. Violating this can disrupt flow and attract fines.

Move into the open lane before reaching the narrowed section. Use signals and check mirrors before merging. Always yield if your lane is ending.

Reduce speed and merge into the open lane in good time. Do not overtake vehicles trying to merge. Obey signs or road crew instructions.

Select your lane based on your intended exit. Stay in lane through the circle and signal when exiting. Never change lanes inside the circle.

A solid line prohibits overtaking. Complete the manoeuvre before the line appears. Crossing a solid line is a traffic violation.

These signs are usually at obstructions or medians. Do not drive over or to the right of the island. Obey the directional guidance strictly.

Match speed with flowing traffic and merge smoothly. Yield to vehicles already in the lane. Avoid sudden braking or aggressive merging.

These lanes are reserved for vehicles intending to turn. Straight movement from this lane is prohibited. Use indicators and turn as required.

Emergency lanes are strictly for breakdowns and responders. Using them to pass traffic is illegal and unsafe. It may attract heavy penalties.

Observe bus lane signs and markings. Unauthorized vehicles must not use these lanes when restrictions apply. Cameras may enforce compliance.

These shared lanes allow both movements. Signal early and adjust position in the intersection carefully. Yield if necessary while turning.

The lane is reserved for left-turning traffic only. Continue straight only if in a lane marked for straight movement. Obey all markings to avoid conflict.

Do not rush or block others when lanes merge. Maintain proper spacing and take turns merging. Courtesy improves flow and prevents crashes.

Solid lines divide opposite traffic. Do not cross unless permitted by road markings. Always remain alert for oncoming vehicles.

Lane signs show which lane serves which destination. Move early into the correct lane. Avoid last-minute lane changes.

One-way signs must be strictly followed. Entering from the wrong end risks head-on collisions. Follow all directional markings and signage.

Lane changes must be signalled early and clearly. Use mirrors and shoulder checks. Safe lane changes prevent side collisions.

Weaving between lanes is unsafe and illegal in many areas. Stay within your lane and wait your turn in traffic queues.

Bus lanes help public transport move efficiently. Private vehicles must obey time-based restrictions and keep clear.

These markings show no-lane change zones. Stay in your lane until the lines change to broken. Violations can be penalised.

Drivers in this lane must turn as marked. Moving straight or changing direction is not allowed. Plan your route before entering the lane.

Last-minute manoeuvres can lead to crashes. Observe signs early and move to your exit lane in time. Avoid sharp swerving.

These areas must be kept clear even during congestion. Stop before the box if you cannot clear it completely.

The lane is closed ahead due to hazard or control. Change lanes calmly without braking hard or cutting others off.

This lane supports two movement types. Choose your action and follow through without abrupt changes.

Once in a marked turning lane, you must complete the turn. Changing decision disrupts traffic and may cause accidents.

Align your vehicle centrally over the hump. Slow down to avoid damage and discomfort. Do not swerve into adjacent lanes.