AFAIK in Switzerland the cebra crossings are yellow, everything else is white.
The old Austrian markings used to be all yellow, except for the outer edge marking, which always was a solid white line (on the old highways it was paved with white stones instead of being painted, so the rattling made everyone inadvertently going near the emergency lane aware of this fact). In 1995 they switched to all white except for construction marking (used to be yellow as well) which now are an awful orange. Real downside of the white markings is that the yellow paint was much sturdier. The yellow markings were visible for sometimes decades, whereas the white ones get grey after 1 day and blend up perfectly with the asphalt after max. 1 year. There are many places where the yellow has been painted over white and now gets yellow again, as the white paint completely disappears. Some roads with the original markings are left, and it still looks like new!
