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Reserved bicycle lane
This lane is reserved for bicycles. The diamond marks a reserved lane.
3 practice questions use this sign.
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?
- No; the lane is reserved for bicycles. (Correct answer)
- Yes, for short distances.
- Yes, if no cyclists are in it.
- 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?
- Bicycles are not allowed in this lane.
- Bicycles must merge to the left.
- This lane is reserved for bicycles. (Correct answer)
- 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?
- Check for cyclists, enter the bike lane only when safe, then turn. (Correct answer)
- Turn from your lane without looking right.
- Speed up to get ahead of any cyclists.
- 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.