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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice
A lane has a bicycle symbol with chevrons painted above it. What should a motorist understand?
A bicycle symbol and two chevrons are painted on an empty roadway, with an enlarged marking detail. No car, cyclist or shared-lane action is pictured.
Correct answer: Expect bicyclists sharing the lane and give them safe space.
Why
Shared-lane markings alert road users to bicycle positioning and shared traffic flow. Watch for bicyclists and give them space. The marking does not create an exclusive bicycle lane or waive safe passing requirements.
Verified against What Every Driver Must Know and cited current authority · Bicycle pavement markings · p. 61
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