Crossing Lanes Symbol
⛌ Crossing Lanes is a traffic-style symbol used to suggest lane crossings or intersecting paths.
U+26CC
The symbol ⛌ is named “CROSSING LANES” (U+26CC). It’s commonly used as a visual cue for traffic, routing, and intersection-like movements. Below you’ll find practical uses, examples, and copy-friendly variations.
Crossing Lanes Symbol Meaning
⛌ (U+26CC) is the “CROSSING LANES” symbol, typically used to indicate that paths or traffic lanes cross or intersect. In practical design and writing, it can represent a point where vehicles change lanes, roads intersect, or two routes overlap. Because it visually resembles a traffic/navigation icon, it’s often chosen for maps, UI labels, signage concepts, and diagram callouts where you want a quick, recognizable cue. It’s generally a non-verbal symbol: pair it with text like “crossing lanes,” “intersection,” or “route crossing” when clarity is needed, especially for accessibility.
Common uses
- •Road or transit map labels to mark where lanes cross
- •UI icons for navigation, route planning, or detour screens
- •Diagram callouts in logistics, traffic studies, or flowcharts
- •Presentation slides to highlight intersection behavior or lane changes
- •Social posts or thumbnails about driving tips and route updates
Examples
⛌ Crossing Lanes Symbol
- ⛌“Slow down near ⛌ crossing lanes.”
- ⛌“Turn left at the next ⛌ crossing lanes marker.”
- ⛌“Route A crosses Route B at ⛌.”
- ⛌“Expect lane changes around ⛌ at peak hours.”
- ⛌“Follow signs for ⛌ crossing lanes and proceed carefully.”
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+26CC | |
| HTML Entity | ⛌ | |
| HTML Code | ⛌ | |
| CSS | \26CC | |
| Alt Code | Alt + 9932 | |
| Decimal | 9932 |
How to type Crossing Lanes Symbol (⛌)
On Windows
Hold Alt and type 9932 on the numeric keypad. In Word, type 26CC then press Alt + X.
On Mac
Switch to the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, then hold Option and type 26CC. Or press Control + Command + Space and search.
On Linux
Press Control + Shift + U, type 26cc, then press Enter or Space.
Anywhere
Copy ⛌ with the button above and paste it wherever you need it — this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.
FAQ
What does the Crossing Lanes symbol mean?
⛌ (U+26CC) is the “CROSSING LANES” symbol, typically used to indicate that paths or traffic lanes cross or intersect. In practical design and writing, it can represent a point where vehicles change lanes, roads intersect, or two routes overlap. Because it visually resembles a traffic/navigation icon, it’s often chosen for maps, UI labels, signage concepts, and diagram callouts where you want a quick, recognizable cue. It’s generally a non-verbal symbol: pair it with text like “crossing lanes,” “intersection,” or “route crossing” when clarity is needed, especially for accessibility.
What is the Unicode for ⛌?
⛌ is Unicode U+26CC, named “CROSSING LANES”.
How can I copy ⛌ into my code or text?
You can copy the character directly (⛌), or use the provided escapes: HTML entity ⛌ and CSS escape \\26CC.
Is ⛌ the same as a generic intersection symbol?
It’s specifically labeled “CROSSING LANES” and is best used when you want to convey lane/path crossing or intersection-like behavior.
Where should I use ⛌ for best clarity?
Use it as a traffic or navigation cue alongside short text like “crossing lanes” or “intersection,” especially in maps, UI labels, and diagrams.