What does the following marking, along the width of the road, indicate?

- Stop line before an intersection.
- White broken line: A one-way road.
- Correct answer: Crossing for cyclists.
- Bus lane.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Crossing for cyclists.
Two parallel columns of white squares across the road mark a crossing for cyclists. Cyclists cross the road at such a place, so approach carefully and watch for them. A stop line is a single wide continuous white line, so it looks different.