what pavement marking would you expect to see representing a two way left turn lane?
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Pavement Markings
Two-Way Traffic Markings Long Descriptions
Two-Lane Roadways
The "Two-Lane Roadways" figure shows Passing Permitted is a two-fashion marking with passing permitted in both directions." A two-lane roadway is shown with a centerline marking of a broken yellow line. Arrows bear witness that the direction of travel is one lane in each direction.
No Passing Zones and Edge Lines is a two-fashion marking with no-passing zones. A two-lane roadway is shown with centerline markings of (from the top to the lesser of the figure): a single broken yellowish line; a solid yellowish line adjacent to the left lane and a broken yellow line side by side to the right lane; a double solid yellow line; a broken yellow line side by side to the left lane and a solid yellow line adjacent to the right lane; and a single broken yellowish line. In the middle of the effigy, each department of solid yellow line, this overlaps in the section having a double solid xanthous line. A solid white line is marked on the exterior edge of each lane. Arrows testify that the direction of travel is i lane in each direction.
A legend shows a blackness arrow indicating the direction of travel in the lanes.
Multi-Lane Roadways
The "Multi-Lane Roadways" effigy shows a Without Left Turn Lanes is a iv-lane roadway is shown. Arrows show that the direction of travel is two lanes in each direction. The roadway has a centerline marking of a solid double yellowish line. A broken white line separates lanes traveling in the same direction.
Channelized Left Plow Lanes is a 5-lane roadway is shown with the fifth, heart lane used for left turns. Arrows prove that the management of travel is two through lanes in each direction and left turns from the eye lane. The roadway has markings of a solid double yellow line and alternating left turn channels marked with a solid white line to separate the plow lane from through traffic lanes traveling in the same direction. The plough lanes take optional white left-plow arrows marked on the pavement. A cleaved white line separates through lanes traveling in the same direction.
Ii-Way Left Turn Lane in Center is vertical five-lane roadway is shown. Blackness arrows show that the direction of travel is southbound in two left lanes and northbound in two correct lanes. A fifth lane is in the center. A solid white line is marked on the right edge of each side of the roadway. Forth the entire length of the figure (except within intersections), a broken white line separates the two southbound through lanes and a broken white line separates the two northbound through lanes.
At the peak of the figure, the innermost southbound through lane is separated from the center lane by a solid yellowish line. A cleaved yellow line is east of it just within the center lane. Another cleaved yellowish line is on the eastward side of the heart lane adjacent to a solid yellow line separating it from the innermost northbound through lane.
A horizontal street is shown intersecting the vertical roadway. South of this intersection, the markings separating each of the lanes are shown standing in the aforementioned pattern as n of the intersection. In the center lane, a white left-plow arrow is shown curving to the south and e. Just beyond it, some other white left-turn arrow is shown curving to the n and due west.
Just south of these arrows, the cleaved yellow lines in the middle lane are not shown. After a short distance, a second solid yellow line is shown adjacent to the solid yellow line separating the center lane and the innermost northbound through lane. Beyond this signal, a solid white line is shown separating the heart and the innermost southbound through lane, and a white left-turn arrow is shown in the center lane, curving to the south and due east.
Simply below the left-turn pointer, an intersection is shown of the vertical roadway with a horizontal street. Due south of this intersection, another white left-turn pointer is shown in the center lane, curving to the northward and west. South of the intersection, a solid double xanthous line separates the center and the innermost southbound through lane, and a solid single white line separates the center and the innermost northbound lane.
A fable shows a blackness arrow indicating the direction of travel in the lanes.
Three-Lane Roadways
The "Three-Lane Roadways" figure shows Passing Permitted in Direction Having Single Lane is a two-way marking with passing permitted in unmarried-lane direction. A three-lane roadway is shown with arrows indicating the direction of travel as a unmarried lane traveling south and two lanes traveling north. A broken yellow line is shown adjacent to the southbound lane, and a solid yellow line is shown adjacent to the leftmost of the two northbound lanes. A broken white line is shown separating the two northbound lanes. A solid white line is shown on the outer border of the southbound lane and the rightmost northbound lane.
Passing Prohibited in Direction Having Single Lane is a two-style mark with passing prohibited in single-lane direction." A 3-lane roadway is shown with arrows indicating the management of travel as a single lane traveling south and two lanes traveling due north. A solid double yellow line is shown separating the southbound lane from the leftmost northbound lane. A broken white line is shown separating the two northbound lanes. A solid white line is shown on the outer edge of the southbound lane and the rightmost northbound lane.
Travel Direction Changing in Center Lane is a vertical three-lane roadway is shown. A solid double yellow line is shown separating each lane from the others. Two southbound lanes are shown transitioning to i lane. A solid double yellow line is shown separating each lane from the others. A solid double xanthous line is shown adjacent to the southbound lane. From the lesser of the figure, two northbound lanes are shown transiting to one lane. A solid yellow line is shown side by side to the northbound lane in this taper. The taper is shown the Buffer Zone in the cease of the southbound and northbound lane.
Reversible Center Lane is a vertical three-lane, two-style roadway is shown. Arrows show that the management of travel in the left lane is southbound, the correct lane is northbound, and the center lane can be either. Cleaved double yellow lines are shown separating the lanes from each other. A fable shows a black arrow indicating the direction of travel in the lanes.
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Source: https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/services/publications/fhwaop02090/twtmarkings_longdesc.htm
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