Car permit · Sharing the road
In which situation is a driver allowed to use a bicycle lane?
Correct answer: Within 200 feet before you make a right turn.
Answer options
- AWhenever you are driving slower than 20 mph
- BWithin 200 feet before you make a right turn Correct
- CAt any time when no bicyclists are in it
Why
Drivers must stay out of bike lanes except in a few cases, such as parking where it is allowed or preparing for a right turn, and for a turn you may enter the lane no sooner than 200 feet before the corner. Any cyclist already in the lane keeps the right-of-way, and the lane may never be used for passing.
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Topic: Sharing the road License: Car permit
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