sávfelfestéseket

Sávfelfestések, commonly known as road markings, are symbols, lines, or words painted or adhered to the surface of a road. Their primary purpose is to provide guidance and regulation to road users, enhancing traffic safety and flow. These markings communicate essential information such as lane boundaries, directional cues, pedestrian crossings, parking restrictions, and hazard warnings.

The types of sávfelfestések vary significantly depending on their function. Solid white lines typically demarcate the edge of the carriageway or separate lanes traveling in the same direction. Broken white lines usually indicate that lane changes are permitted. Yellow lines, in many countries, denote parking restrictions or separate opposing traffic flows. Red lines are often used for bus lanes or no-stopping zones.

Beyond lines, sávfelfestések include a variety of other symbols. Crosswalk markings, often seen as parallel white bars, alert drivers to pedestrian crossing areas. Arrows indicate permitted directions of travel for specific lanes. Textual markings, such as "STOP" or speed limit numbers, provide direct instructions to drivers.

The materials used for sávfelfestések are designed for durability and visibility, often incorporating reflective elements to improve nighttime performance. Common materials include thermoplastic paint, cold plastic, and preformed reflective markers. The application and maintenance of these markings are crucial for their effectiveness, with regular inspection and repainting ensuring they remain clear and legible to all road users.