Car permit · Sharing the road
When is it legal for you to move into a bicycle lane?
Correct answer: Within 200 feet of the corner where you will turn right.
Answer options
- AWhile passing a car ahead that is turning right
- BWithin 200 feet of the corner where you will turn right Correct
- CDuring rush hour, if no bicyclists are using the lane
Why
Moving into a bike lane is allowed when you are getting ready to turn right, and only during the last 200 feet before that turn. Look out for riders, use your signal early, and let any cyclist in the lane go first.
Tip Do not treat a bike lane as a passing lane or a way around traffic jams.
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Topic: Sharing the road License: Car permit
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