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Why is a bicycle-lane line often dashed near a corner?
A intends to turn right beside a bicycle lane whose solid line changes to short dashes near the intersection. Cyclist B has an adjacent label.
Correct answer: It shows where drivers may enter to turn right
Why
A dashed bicycle-lane line near a corner identifies a place where turning vehicles may enter or cross. Check for cyclists and yield before doing so; the dashed line is not permission to cut across an approaching rider.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Traffic Control · p. 42
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