A horizontal line of white triangles painted across a lane of traffic is called a yield line.
What is white triangles?
- The white triangles upside down mean the people in the traffic zone, have priority.
- So, all the drivers must reduce their speed, stop, and wait for them, before going on their way.
- Double white lines are two solid white lines that indicate a lane barrier between regular use and preferential use, such as a carpool/HOV.
- Horizontal lines on the road are called rumble strips.
- Believe it or not, they're not meant to give you a speed boost, nor to engage you to a time travel of some sort.
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