Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test
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Does a bicycle-and-chevron sharrow marking guarantee that A can pass cyclist B without leaving the traffic lane?
Blue car A follows cyclist B in the same lane. A bicycle-and-chevron sharrow marking is shown on the road and in a detail inset.
Correct answer: No. A may need to change lanes to pass B safely.
Why
A sharrow is a bicycle-and-chevron marking for a shared traffic lane. It is not an exclusive bicycle lane and does not guarantee room for a car to pass a cyclist within the lane. Wait until a pass can leave safe clearance; a lane change may be necessary. The marking also does not require a cyclist to ride on one exact line.
Verified against Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook: A Guide to Safe Driving · Basic information and rules of the road · p. 62
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