What does it mean when a solid white line separates a narrow bike lane from the right-most lane of traffic?

A. Motor vehicles may not use the bike lane except to make a turn.

B. Motor vehicles may not use the bike lane except to park.

C. Motor vehicles may not use the bike lane for any reason.

D. Bicyclists may not turn left for any reason, except in an emergency.

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Golden Graham

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26 October, 02:06

What does it mean when a solid white line separates a narrow bike lane from the right-most lane of traffic?

A. Motor vehicles may not use the bike lane except to make a turn.

B. Motor vehicles may not use the bike lane except to park.

C. Motor vehicles may not use the bike lane for any reason.

D. Bicyclists may not turn left for any reason, except in an emergency.

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Bruce Blackburn · Answer 1

Bruce Blackburn 26 October, 02:26

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I am sure that it's C

Delacruz · Answer 2

C. Motor vehicles may not use the bike lane for any reason.

When a solid white line separates a narrow bike lane from the right-most lane of traffic, motor vehicles may not use the bike lane for any reason.

Explanation:

A solid white line tells a mandatory rule that bus and other motor vehicles must not use the bike lane for any reason.

If it has a broken white line running down the right side, that advisory marking tells vehicles that they should not drive or park in the cycle lane unless absolutely necessary.