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California Class C Permit Practice Test
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When preparing for a right turn, how far before the turn may a driver generally enter a bicycle lane when it is safe?
A prepares for a right turn beside a conventional bicycle lane. Cyclist B continues straight in that lane. A is outside it.
Correct answer: Within 200 feet of the turn.
Why
A driver may generally enter a bicycle lane within 200 feet of a turn, after checking carefully for bicyclists.
Verified against California Driver's Handbook · Bicycle lanes · p. 23
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