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Bicycles and pedestriansQuestion 215 of 223
White bicycle symbol with two upward chevrons above it, painted on dark pavement

What does this marking on the pavement tell you?

  1. Bicycles are not allowed in this lane.
  2. This lane is only for parked bicycles.
  3. Bicyclists are likely to ride in this part of the lane.
  4. This lane ends at the next corner.
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Correct answer: Bicyclists are likely to ride in this part of the lane.

This is a shared-lane marking, called a sharrow. It alerts you to where bicycles are likely to ride in the lane. Watch for bicyclists and pass them with care.

Source: Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways (MUTCD), 11th Edition with Revision 1 (FHWA, December 2025), Section 9E.09 Shared-Lane Marking, page 1142

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026