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A white bicycle symbol with two chevrons is painted in a lane. What does this marking tell road users?
A white bicycle symbol with two chevrons is painted in a travel lane. An enlarged detail repeats the marking. The card says A pavement marking ahead. No road user or passing action is depicted.
Correct answer: Bicycles and motor vehicles share the travel lane.
Why
A shared-lane marking, often called a sharrow, reminds drivers and cyclists that they share the lane. It does not reserve the lane solely for bicycles or remove Indiana's safe-passing and three-foot clearance requirements.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Shared-lane bicycle marking · p. 58
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