Recent confusion over new road markings has forced one Aussie council to explain what they are, and to defend why it chose to use them over another commonly known road sign as drivers cop hefty fines.

Single yellow lines are seen all over Britain’s roads and are painted next to the kerb along the edges of the tarmac. They indicate parking restrictions, but aren’t as clear-cut as a double yellow ...

DRIVERS could be slapped a £70 fine for parking by two yellow lines on a pavement – here’s what the mysterious markings really mean. Single or double markings across a kerb have different rules to ...