Under what circumstance may a motorist move into a bicycle lane?

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Why

California lets drivers move into a bicycle lane within 200 feet of the intersection where they will turn, and otherwise only to park where parking is allowed or to enter or leave the road. A bike lane is never a place to pass other traffic or to get through heavy traffic, and any cyclist already in it has the right-of-way.

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Topic: Sharing the road   License: Car permit

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• California: Road Rules

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