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A dashed bike-lane line marks a place where your right-turn path crosses the bike lane. A bicyclist is approaching in that lane. What should you do?
Blue A approaches a right turn beside a bicycle lane. Cyclist B is ahead near the dashed part of the bicycle-lane boundary.
Correct answer: Yield to the bicyclist, then cross when safe
Why
Dashed bike-lane markings identify a place where turning vehicles may cross. Check for bicyclists before moving across and yield to their travel path. Enter or cross only when you can complete the movement safely.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Turning across a dashed bike lane · p. 59, 60, 100
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