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Idaho Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A green-painted bike crossing runs across a driveway exit. A bicyclist is approaching on it. What should the exiting driver do?
Blue car A faces the road from a driveway, behind a bicycle lane. Cyclist B approaches from the left in that lane. Green pavement and broken white borders mark the bicycle path across the driveway opening. The road has opposing traffic directions.
Correct answer: Yield and wait until the bicycle’s path is clear
Why
Green pavement draws attention to a bicycle lane or conflict area. It does not transfer priority to an entering car. Look for riders, yield as required, and keep their travel path clear.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Green bicycle lane markings · p. 60
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