The nomenclature and meaning of other white marks and inscriptions are as follows: a) Fork marking. It informs drivers that they are approaching a fork in the road they are travelling on, with a possible readjustment of the total number of lanes before and after it. b) Level crossing marking. The letters "P" and "N", one on each side of a cross, indicate the proximity of a level crossing. c) Reserved lane or zone marking. Indicates that a lane or zone of the road is reserved, temporarily or permanently, for the circulation, stopping or parking of certain vehicles such as buses, taxis and cycles. d) Beginning of reserved lane marking. Indicates the beginning of a lane reserved for certain vehicles. e) Cycle path marking. Indicates a cycle path or cycling route. f) Parking lines and markings. These delimit parking spaces or areas, as well as the way in which vehicles must occupy them. g) Zebra crossing. An area marked by parallel oblique stripes framed by a continuous line means that no driver may enter the area with his vehicle or animal, except those required to drive on the hard shoulder. h) Road edge line. It marks the edge of the road to make it more visible. i) Other white markings or inscriptions on the roadway repeat signal indications or provide users with useful directions.