Motor vehicles may not be in a bicycle lane unless they are entering or leaving the highway, preparing to turn, or parking where parking is permitted but not in the bicycle lane true or false

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5 June, 11:24

Motor vehicles may not be in a bicycle lane unless they are entering or leaving the highway, preparing to turn, or parking where parking is permitted but not in the bicycle lane true or false

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Lizeth Carpenter · Answer 1

Answer: True

Explanation:

It would be against the road safety rules for motor vehicles to park or be at the bicycle lane because when they do they would inconvenience bicycle users who those lanes were actually created for. So, motor vehicles are either entering or leaving the highway, preparing to turn, or parking where parking is permitted but not in the bicycle lane. This makes the statement true.