How to Lay a Two-Lane Road with Correct Lane Markings

A clean two-lane road is the base of any modern city. The mod's standardized road blocks have the markings built in, so you shape the street with the blocks themselves and then orient them.

Placing the Road Surface

1. Open the creative inventory and find the mod's road blocks. They come with single lines, double lines, right-angle and T-junction markings.

2. Plan the road's center first. For a classic two-lane street, run a line of double-line blocks down the middle to separate the two directions.

3. Fill out each lane on either side with road blocks. Use single-line blocks along the outer edges if you want marked shoulders.

4. Where a side street joins, place a T-junction marking block. Use right-angle blocks at corners where the road turns.

Orienting Lines and Arrows

Road lines often face the wrong way when you first place them, especially on bends.

1. Equip the Rotation Wand.

2. Right-click each road block whose marking is misaligned until the line follows the direction of travel.

3. Walk the road from one end to the other and check that the center line is continuous with no gaps or crossed segments.

Adding Ground Markings

Finish the lanes with ground markings: straight-lane arrows, turn arrows and U-turn markings before intersections, bus lane markings where needed, and crosswalk warnings ahead of pedestrian crossings. Rotate each one with the Rotation Wand so it points the way traffic flows.