Lane and line, both words are noun and verb, and differ in their meaning. The word lane represents a narrow passage between two lines. These two lines may be two fences, two marked boundaries, two lines of trees, or two walls.

While line is a continuous mark, including a single line made by a pencil; any path marked by dots, stones, or a continuous single line. Line also means to place something into a line as students are asked to make a line during assembly.

Different Use of Lane in our Daily Life

·        Lane is a narrow passageway between fences, walls, hedges or trees

• In road transport, a lengthwise division of a road marked off with painted lines or dots and intended to separate each lane for vehicles according to speed or direction e.g. cars in Line 2 and buses in lane 4 and lane 1 and lane 3 are reserved for overtaking. .
• When athletes participate in race, they also run in their own lane on a racetrack.
• Generally, a narrow road/street, as in the country, has two lanes of traffic in each direction.

Examples of Lane in sentences

• The innermost lane on roads in normally reserved for overtaking.
• Some roads have separate for emergency vehicles like ambulance or fire truck.
• Alia is standing in lane four for the final 200-meter race.

Definition and Use of Line

A continuous narrow line that separates two lanes or a marking line intending to show direction or turn as on a runway for aircraft navigation is the line. Line has a broad concept and widely used term than lane and can be found it use in everywhere.

 Examples of Line in sentences

• The aircraft was moving ascending, leaving a line of smoke behind.
• The teacher made a line from the center of whiteboard and divided it into two equal parts.
•  The graph paper has a pattern of vertical and horizontal lines that divide it into small boxes.