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Road Signs

What does a shared-use lane marking (a bicycle with two chevrons above it) painted on the road mean?

Ontario road sign — The lane is shared by both bicycles and motor vehicles — watch for cyclists
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Correct Answer: B. The lane is shared by both bicycles and motor vehicles — watch for cyclists

A sharrow (shared-lane marking) shows that the lane is shared by bicycles and motor vehicles. Drivers must watch for cyclists and give them space.

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