No Parking or Queuing in the Yellow Grid Lines at the Entrance of Yichang Central Hospital

　　From now on, Yellow Grid Lines have been delimited by Wujia traffic police to prohibit vehicles parking or queuing at the entrances of Yichang Central Hospital , Yichang Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital and Wanda Parking Lot in Shengli 1st Road. Those who disobey will be captured images, dragged out or severely punished by the law.

　　With eastward expansion of Yichang City, the roads in Wujiagang District is becoming more and more smooth while the number of motor vehicles is increasing remarkably with days. However, road congestion happens occasionally due to vehicles queuing in long lines for parking lots near roadways.

　　In order to improve quality of Yichang, beautify appearance of Wujiagang District and regulate traffic order, Wujia Traffic Police Brigade has delimited the Yellow Grid Lines at the entrances of Yichang Central Hospital , Yichang Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital and Wanda Parking Lot in Shengli 1st Road to prevent vehicles parking or queuing according to relevant provisions of Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China. Since Dec.14th, 2018, these three roads mentioned above have been forbidden to park or queue into parking lots , any driver who breaks rules will be caught by snapshots or dragged out, meanwhile, they will be fined 100 yuan and deducted three points from their driving licenses.

　　Extended reading: What is the Yellow Grid Lines ?

　　The Yellow Grid Lines is a kind of ground traffic sign with yellow square border and intersecting grid lines inside, indicating no temporary parking or long-time parking. When there are any vehicles in front of the lines , the driver following must wait outside the lines until he confirms that there is enough space in front of the Yellow Grid Lines for his car before passing the lines.

　　This traffic sign is mainly set up at the entrances or exits of some hospitals, schools and companies to ensure that vehicles are not blocked by other parked ones to further prevent lane jams.(Reporter: Feng Ting, Correspondent: Shi Ning)