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Glow-in-the-dark road lines are the futuristic touch Australia never knew it needed, but they do exist in pilot projects and some European experiments. These lines use photoluminescent paint that absorbs sunlight during the day and emits a greenish glow at night, enhancing visibility without electricity.

Pros: Eco-friendly, energy-saving, and potentially safer in power outage scenarios.
Cons: Limited glow duration, higher initial cost, and questionable durability under heavy traffic and weather.

While not widespread in Australia, keep an eye on local councils and road authorities for trials. For more details, consult Transport for NSW or VicRoads documentation.