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What does a bicycle symbol with chevrons painted in a general travel lane indicate?
An empty general travel lane has a bicycle symbol with chevrons, repeated in a marking-detail inset. The question has no cars, cyclists or lane-sharing answer example.
Correct answer: A shared lane where drivers should expect bicyclists.
Why
Shared-use lane markings, often called sharrows, identify a lane used by both bicyclists and motor vehicles. They are different from an exclusive bicycle lane. Expect bicyclists and maintain the applicable safe following and passing space.
Verified against Maryland Driver’s Manual · Bicycle symbol with chevrons · p. 25
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