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You see this sign on a two-lane road near a park. What should you do?
Correct answer: Watch for bicyclists, since this sign warns that they may cross or ride ahead.
Why
The manual also shows the pedestrian crossing sign and the Share the Road plaque, which work the same way: they warn you to look for people who are harder to see than cars. Be ready for a rider to cross from a trail or path, and yield as you would to a pedestrian. Wet roads, sand and gravel affect bicycles much more than cars, so expect a rider to move around hazards.
Verified against South Carolina Driver's Manual · Warning Signs · p. 64
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