Please note that every country has its own set of color codings which are to be
followed accordingly.
Luna Road is simply providing you with a color coding recommendation and guide that
can assist you in future decision making process.
Red – Generally used on chevron lines (diverging and merging lines) in addition to major road and stop delineations. Red signifies highly cautious areas on the roadway, and is used as a color to alert and repel drivers as to upcoming dangers that may exist on the road.
Green – Is used mainly for highway exit lanes. The green color can be implemented to show the driver that they are able to "turn-off" or exit the highway at the particular point where the green lights are installed.
Amber – Is mainly used on all road edge lines to highlight the general caution that must be adopted while driving on the roadway at all times.
Blue – Is not a heavily used color in the color coding index however can be installed in front of road-humps and on the edge of bicycle lanes. Blue can also be coded specifically to highlight bus-stop areas and other similar concepts.
White – Is specifically used on the middle filter lines on the road. The white color is made to contrast perfectly with amber, so a general roadway will consist of amber edge lines with white middle filter lines.
IMPORTANT: Drivers must always exercise caution and care when driving on the road. It is always necessary to drive responsibly and make accurate calculations at all times!
Please note that every country has its own set of color codings which are to be 
