What is a 'bike lane' and what does it mean for drivers?
A lane reserved exclusively for bicycles that drivers must never enter
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A designated lane for bicycle traffic; drivers must yield to cyclists in bike lanes and may only enter to turn or park
A shared lane where drivers and cyclists travel together
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A lane where drivers must reduce speed to 15 mph
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A bike lane is a designated lane for bicycle traffic, marked with white lines and bicycle symbols. Drivers must yield to cyclists in bike lanes. You may enter a bike lane briefly to make a turn or park, but must yield to cyclists first.
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