Practice question

Why should a driver not treat a sharrow like a bicycle-lane boundary?

Sharrows mark a shared lane, while bicycle lanes are separate portions of roadway marked by lines, signs, and bike-lane symbols
Sharrows mean bicycles are prohibited
Sharrows are railroad markings
Sharrows always create a bus-only lane

Answer: A — Sharrows mark a shared lane, while bicycle lanes are separate portions of roadway marked by lines, signs, and bike-lane symbols

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