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In a conventional one-way bicycle lane beside traffic, with no separate contraflow signs, which direction do cyclists travel?
An empty roadway and adjacent bicycle lane meet a side road. White dashed paint separates the bicycle lane from the traffic lane.
Correct answer: The same direction as adjacent traffic
Why
A conventional one-way bicycle lane beside traffic runs in the same direction as that traffic. Other facilities may have separate direction signs or two-way cycling arrangements, so read the actual markings.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Reserved lane markings — conventional bicycle lanes · p. 51
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