In Copenhagen, there is this road with cycle lanes on each side. They each have different markings: One thick continuous white lane and two thin continuous white lanes.
Does this have any significance? If yes, how would one be tagged and how the other?
Is this a oneway street for cars?
I don’t know Danish roadmarkings in particular, but if so it might be that the doubled line is to separate the driving direction and denote “no overtaking across here” and the single line is to denote a mandatory cycle lane in the direction of the car traffic?
(Based vaguely on the markings in the UK and associated rules)
Oh yeah, that makes sense