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The gaps between the segments are shorter
A broken longitudinal marking may warn the driver that a continuous longitudinal marking is approaching; in that case, the gaps between the segments are shorter. It may also indicate the existence of a special lane; in that case, the marking will be slightly wider than normal.
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The segments are alternately yellow and white
The gaps between the segments are longer
The gaps between the segments are shorter
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