How far apart are centerline markers placed?

Centerline markers are placed 200 feet apart to provide clear and consistent guidance for drivers. This distance allows drivers to have sufficient visibility of the markers, ensuring they can maintain proper lane discipline and navigate more safely. By having the markers spaced at this interval, it enhances the effectiveness of road delineation, making it easier for drivers to judge their position on the road and the distance to upcoming features, such as curves or intersections. This standard spacing is widely adopted in traffic control measures to maximize both safety and efficiency on the roadways.