Pavement & Lane Markings

High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) diamond lane ahead. Only vehicles carrying the minimum required number of passengers (usually 2 or more) may use this lane.

Drivers turning right must merge into the bike lane before turning, first checking mirrors and blind spots and yielding to all cyclists.

Diamond pavement symbol designating a restricted High-Occupancy Vehicle lane reserved for carpools, buses, and low-emission vehicles.

Separates lanes of traffic traveling in the SAME direction. Drivers may change lanes when it is safe and clear.

Standard highway lane markings indicating traffic flow and multi-lane passing regulations.

Center lane flanked by solid and broken yellow lines used exclusively for entering or exiting driveways and making left turns in either direction.

Painted white bicycle and arrow marking a dedicated on-road bicycle lane. Motorists must not drive or park in this lane.

Separates lanes of traffic heading in the same direction. Broken lines permit lane changes; solid lines discourage changing lanes.

Designated mandatory turn lane marked with a solid white line. You must turn in the direction indicated by the pavement arrow.

Passing is permitted ONLY for vehicles on the side with the broken line when the way is clear. Passing is prohibited for vehicles on the solid line side.

Ensure you can see both headlights of the passed vehicle in your rearview mirror before returning to your original lane.

Carpool lane restricted to vehicles with 2 or more occupants during the specified morning and evening peak traffic hours.