Widths and patterns of longitudinal lines (Repealed)

The widths and patterns of longitudinal lines shall be as follows: (1) A normal width line is 4″ to 6″ wide. (2) A wide line is usually twice the width of a normal line. (3) A double line consists of two normal width lines separated by a discernible space. (4) A broken line is formed by segments and gaps, usually in the ratio of 1:3. On rural highways, a commonly used standard is 10 foot segments and 30 foot gaps. Other dimensions in this ratio may be used as best suit traffic speeds and need for delineation. (5) A dotted line is formed by short segments, normally two feet in length, and gaps, normally four feet or longer.