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Traffic Signs

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FIRST SCHEDULE. Part IV—Informatory Signs

SECOND SCHEDULE—Markings on the Carriageway
(See Regulation 21 and Direction 36)

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Alternative methods of marking tranverse line (stop line) to indicate position beyond whichv ehicular traffic should not proceed when required to stop by Police, light signals or a sign

RM1

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RM2

RM3

RM4

RM5

RM6

Notes	RM2:	Longitudinal line to warn vehicular traffic when approaching or negotiating a hazard.
	RM3:	Same as RM2 but consisting of studs (see Direction 35).
	RM4:	Alternative methods of marking a longitudinal line to indicate to vehicular traffic the division of the carriageway into traffic lanes.
	RM5:	Longitudinal line to indicate to vehicular traffic the centre of a four or six lane carriageway.
	RM6:	Longitudinal line to indicate to vehicular traffic the edge of the carriageway at a road junction or elsewhere.