LTO Exam Reviewer for Road Traffic Pavement Markings in English

Lanes allotted for motorcycle riders and can be shared with other vehicles. Riders are not allowed to stay in other lanes unless instructed by enforcers or if the rider is turning into an intersection and must signal their intention within 100 meters.

Markings to indicate pedestrian crossings at intersections.

Vehicles within the rotunda have the right-of-way over vehicles that are just about to enter.

Used to guide vehicles through a turning movement at intersections.

Used to designate parking space, but take note of PWD parking mark.

A solid white line used to indicate the proper location of loading and unloading zones with parking restrictions.

Lines that form a yellow box within the intersection and yellow diagonal lines forming an “X” inside the box. No vehicle should stay inside the box to avoid obstruction to other motorists.

A solid yellow line used to separate other vehicles from buses and PUJs, supplemented by raised pavement markers.

A warning sign indicating an upcoming railroad crossing.

Markings consisting of two adjacent broken white lines across the carriageway where drivers must give way to all traffic in accordance with the standard sign.

Vehicles are required to stop before the white line.

Guide the traffic safely to pass obstructions on roadways such as islands, median strips, bridge piers, or indicate changes in the width of the traveled portion of the roadway and an increase or reduction in traffic lanes.

Changing of lane is allowed provided that it is safe and will not result in obstruction.

No overtaking and no crossing.

Crossing is allowed but no overtaking.

No overtaking but crossing is allowed on the side of the solid yellow line. Overtaking and crossing are allowed on the side of the broken white line.

Crossing and overtaking are allowed with necessary precaution.

Crossing and overtaking are allowed on the side of the broken line with caution, but overtaking is not allowed on the side of the solid line.

Used to separate the outside edge of the road from the shoulder.

A continuity line on the left side means the lane is ending or exiting, and the driver must change lanes if they want to continue in the current direction. Continuity lines on the right mean that the lane will continue unaffected.

Crossing of solid white lines requires special care and is discouraged.