Filifili se tali e tasi
What do the black-and-white and black-and-yellow striped marker boards at the bridge shown indicate?
O le ā e fa'ailoa mai e laupapa fa'ailoga e iai fa'alavalava uliuli ma pa'epa'e, ma uliuli ma samasama, i le alalaupapa o lo'o fa'aalia?
Black-and-white bridge markers identify the left edge; black-and-yellow markers identify the right.
E fa'ailoa e fa'ailoga alalaupapa uliuli ma pa'epa'e le pito agavale; ae o uliuli ma samasama le pito taumatau.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
These aid edge visibility, especially at night. They do not identify parking, underground services or terrain below; slow and watch opposing traffic.
E fesoasoani e iloa pito, aemaise i le pō. E lē fa'ailoa ai le paka, auaunaga i lalo o le eleele po o foliga o le laufanua i lalo; fa'aitiitia le saoasaoa ma mata'itu ta'avale o aga'i mai le isi itu.