Turns and lanesQuestion 183 of 310
A chevron and a bicycle are painted on the road. What do they mean?
- Cyclists and drivers share the lane.
- Only cyclists may use the lane.
- No cyclists are allowed.
- Cars must stop here.
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Correct answer: Cyclists and drivers share the lane.
This sharrow marking is not a bike lane. Both road users share the lane.
Source: Driver's Handbook (Manitoba Public Insurance, February 2026), Cycling pavement markings, page 38
Practice turns and lanesQuestions last reviewed: 18 October 2026