A Single Lane Road is a type of roadway designed for two-way traffic but only has one lane. This means that vehicles traveling in opposite directions must share the same lane, often requiring one vehicle to yield to the other. These roads are commonly found in rural areas, where space and traffic volume do not justify a wider road. Single lane roads may have designated passing zones or pull-off areas to allow vehicles to overtake slower traffic safely. They are often marked with signs indicating the need to yield and may have painted lines to guide drivers. Proper caution is essential when navigating these roads to ensure safety for all users.