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When may a driver enter a bicycle lane?
A blue car intends to turn right while an orange-red-clad cyclist continues along the bicycle lane. No turning path or yielding mark appears in Q.
Correct answer: Only to turn, or to enter or leave parking
Why
Motor vehicles must not use a bicycle lane as an ordinary travel lane. Where permitted, a driver may enter or cross it as needed to turn or access parking. Check carefully, particularly the right blind spot, and yield to cyclists.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Traffic Control · p. 42
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