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Reserved bicycle lane

Reserved bicycle lane

This lane is reserved for bicycles. The diamond marks a reserved lane.

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Practice questions with this sign

A slow car is ahead of you. May you drive in the lane marked by this sign to get around it?

  1. No; the lane is reserved for bicycles. (Correct answer)
  2. Yes, for short distances.
  3. Yes, if no cyclists are in it.
  4. Yes, if you turn on your hazard lights.

Explanation: Bike lanes are reserved for cyclists. Drivers should stay out of them, except when needed to turn right.

What does this sign mean?

  1. Bicycles are not allowed in this lane.
  2. Bicycles must merge to the left.
  3. This lane is reserved for bicycles. (Correct answer)
  4. Share this lane with cars on a bicycle route.

Explanation: The diamond means a reserved lane, and the symbol shows who may use it. This lane is for bicycles only.

A lane with this sign is on your right. You want to turn right at the next corner. What should you do?

  1. Check for cyclists, enter the bike lane only when safe, then turn. (Correct answer)
  2. Turn from your lane without looking right.
  3. Speed up to get ahead of any cyclists.
  4. Stop in the bike lane well before the corner and wait.

Explanation: You may enter or cross a bike lane to turn right, but check your blind spot for cyclists and enter only when it is safe.

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