Panneaux routiers

A painted 'sharrow' (bicycle symbol with two chevrons pointing forward) indicates:

Panneau routier de Ontario — A shared-use lane where motor vehicles and cyclists travel together
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Bonne réponse : B. A shared-use lane where motor vehicles and cyclists travel together

Sharrows mark routes that are shared — they do NOT create an exclusive bike lane. Motorists should expect cyclists in the lane, observe the one-metre passing rule, and avoid crowding.

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