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What does a bicycle-and-chevron sharrow marking mean?
A bicycle-and-chevron sharrow is painted in a travel lane, with a larger marking detail above. No car or cyclist appears in the question.
Correct answer: Cyclists and motorists share the travel lane.
Why
Sharrows mark a lane shared by bicycles and motor vehicles. They do not create an exclusive bike lane or always specify where a cyclist must ride. When passing, leave at least one metre and change lanes if needed and safe.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Signs and signals · p. 40
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