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You see this marking painted in the middle of your travel lane on a city street. What does it tell you?
A follows a bicyclist in a city travel lane. A white bicycle with two chevrons is painted on the lane and repeated in an enlarged detail.
Correct answer: Bicyclists may ride in this lane, so watch for them and pass with care.
Why
The marking helps riders stay away from the doors of parked cars and avoid being squeezed in a narrow lane. The manual recommends about five feet of space when you pass a bicyclist. Montana law allows a pass only when it can be done without endangering the rider.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Bicyclists and motorists · p. 53
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