What should you do when there are slanting lines drawn on the road?

When slanting lines are drawn on the road, they indicate that it is not permissible to drive on them with any part of your vehicle. These lines serve as a clear visual signal to prevent drivers from entering certain areas, ensuring the safety and efficiency of traffic flow. They often indicate zones where parking is prohibited or where it is unsafe for vehicles to traverse, such as near crosswalks or pedestrian areas.

By adhering to this rule, drivers contribute to safer road conditions for themselves and others, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring that pedestrians can navigate the area without obstructions. This prohibition is enforced to maintain order on the roads and to protect vulnerable road users. Recognizing and respecting these markings is crucial for responsible driving behavior.