Section 3. Vertical marking Article 26.
General provisions
(1) Vertical marking – alternating white and black stripes located at the edge of the road structure or placed on white posts are reflectors with a black inclined stripe or without it.
(2) Graphic images of vertical marking are given in Appendix 9 to the resolution.
Article 27. Vertical marking and its meaning
The elements of vertical marking have the following meanings:
Picture Description
Marking element 991v "Guide post" indicates a post indicating the edge of the road or divider. The marking stripe is inclined towards the roadway. White reflectors are used in combination with the marking: on the left in the direction of movement – paired round ones.
Marking element 991v "Guide post" indicates a post indicating the edge of the road or divider. White reflectors are used in combination with the marking: on the left in the direction of movement – paired round ones.
Marking element 991k "Guide post" indicates a post indicating the edge of the road or divider. The marking stripe is inclined towards the roadway. Yellow reflectors are used in combination with the marking in hazardous locations (e.g., steep descents, road narrowings, sections of road with a small radius of plan curvature, ramps, in the area of road barriers and extensions at stops for public transport, before and after railway level crossings) – on the left in the direction of movement – paired round ones.
Marking element 992k "Guide post" indicates a post indicating the edge of the road or divider. The marking stripe is inclined towards the roadway. Yellow reflectors are used in combination with the marking in hazardous locations (e.g., steep descents, road narrowings, sections of road with a small radius of plan curvature, ramps, in the area of road barriers and extensions at stops for public transport, before and after railway level crossings) – on the right in the direction of movement – rectangular ones.
Marking element 992v "Guide post" indicates a post indicating the edge of the road or divider. The marking stripe is inclined towards the roadway. White reflectors are used in combination with the marking: on the right in the direction of movement – rectangular ones.
Marking element 992v "Guide post" indicates a post indicating the edge of the road or divider. White reflectors are used in combination with the marking: on the right in the direction of movement – rectangular ones.
Marking element 992s "Guide post" indicates a post on roads leading to hamlets or adjacent to the road area, reflectors on guide posts may be blue and rectangular in shape.
Marking element 993 "Curbstone" indicates the curbstone of raised safety islands and landing areas, as well as sections of road narrowing or road sections with a small radius of plan curvature.
Marking element 994 "Reflective barrier" indicates the boundary of the road near the road or divider. Markings of uniform shape are present on the right side of the direction of movement and on the left side of the travel lane. The marking is white or yellow. The marking may be of a different shape than presented in Appendix 9.
Marking element 995 "Marking post" indicates the edge of the road and obstacle in winter when it is not visible due to snow.
Marking element 996 "Flexible vertical sign" indicates a place where traffic is prohibited.