What is road marking called?

Road marking includes various types such as hot melt marking, ambient temperature cold paint marking, colored anti-slip marking, oscillating retroreflective marking, and pre-formed marking, which collectively form the road marking system.
Various lines, arrows, signs, text, and three-dimensional markers on the road are designed to ensure the safety of pedestrians and drivers, facilitate safe travel for everyone, and significantly reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents.
Hot melt marking involves melting paint with high temperatures and spraying it onto the road surface to create clear, visible lines; cold paint marking at room temperature uses paint to spray or roll onto the road surface; colored anti-skid marking is not only aesthetically pleasing but also increases the road's friction coefficient, enhancing driving safety; oscillating reflective marking, equipped with an internal oscillating device, boosts nighttime driving safety; pre-formed marking involves manufacturing marking materials in various shapes beforehand and then laying them on the road surface.
These road markings not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of the roads, but also play a crucial role in warning, guiding, and regulating at critical moments, effectively safeguarding pedestrians' safety, improving traffic efficiency, and reducing the incidence of traffic accidents.
By appropriately setting various road markings, vehicles and pedestrians can be guided to travel orderly on the road, reducing traffic conflicts and lowering the accident rate. Additionally, these markings can also enhance road usage efficiency to a certain extent, providing strong support for urban traffic management.
As cities continue to rapidly develop, the application of road marking is becoming increasingly widespread. It is not just a technology, but also an essential task concerning public safety.