R.C.S.A. § 14-298-604
Longitudinal pavement markings (Repealed)
Cite as Conn. Agencies Regs. § 14-298-604
Longitudinal pavement markings shall conform to the following basic concepts:
(1) Yellow lines delineate the separation of traffic flows in opposing directions
or mark the left edge of the roadway of divided and one-way highways and ramps or
separation of two-way left turn lane and reversible lane from other lanes.
(2) White lines delineate the separation of traffic flows in the same direction or
the right edge of the roadway.
(3) Red markings (other than paint) delineate roadways that shall not be entered or
used by the viewer of those markings.
(4) Broken lines are permissive in character.
(5) Solid lines are restrictive in character.
(6) Width of line indicates the degree of emphasis.
(7) Double lines indicate maximum restrictions.
(8) Pavement markings shall be reflectorized and shall be visible at night.