🚛 Drivers Weekly Meeting – Week 19 Recap
📚 Topic: Chapter 2 – Road Pavement Markings
“Gabay sa mga guhit sa kalsada para sa mas ligtas na biyahe”
This week’s session focused on the importance of road pavement markings — the lines, symbols, and signs painted on roads that guide traffic, warn of hazards, and enforce rules. These markings work hand-in-hand with traffic signs and lights for safer roads.
🛣️ A. Longitudinal Lines
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Center Line – Divides lanes of opposite directions
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Lane Line – Separates same-direction lanes
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Barrier Line – No overtaking on solid lines (especially double yellow)
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Edge Line – Boundary of the road
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Continuity Line – "Mag-merge ka na!"
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Transition Line – Used near bridges, junctions, and islands
🚦 B. Traverse Lines
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Stop Line – Stop here at red lights or STOP signs
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Give Way Line – Dashed lines for yielding
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Pedestrian Crossing – Zebra lines for safe crossing
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Roundabout Holding Line – Yield line for rotundas
🚧 C. Other Markings
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Turn Lines, Loading/Unloading Bays, Bus Lanes
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Yellow Box – Do not block intersections
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Parking Bays – Properly designated parking spots
🟡 D. Object Markings & Raised Pavement Markers
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Traffic Cones, Barriers, and Cat’s Eye reflectors
⚠️ E. Special Markings
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Chevron patterns, rumble strips, curb colors
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Bicycle, motorcycle, and bus lanes
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Arrows and speed limits painted directly on the road
✅ Reminder:
"Hindi lahat ng gabay ay nasa sign — minsan nasa ilalim lang ng gulong mo."
Let’s read the road beneath us — and drive safely!
🏆 Drivers of the Week
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Robert Alvarez – Trailer Driver, T1 Transport
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N. Dulot – Service Driver, AG Beltran
👏 Congratulations to our featured drivers for Week 19! Your discipline and performance make a difference every day.
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