When is it legal to drive in a bike lane?

Answer: B — Only when you are making a right turn

It is legal to drive in a bike lane when making a right turn because this maneuver requires you to transition into that traffic area in order to safely execute the turn. When approaching an intersection and preparing to turn right, you may need to enter the bike lane briefly to position your vehicle appropriately. However, it is essential to do so only when it is safe, ensuring that no cyclists are present or approaching, thus avoiding any potential collisions. Driving in a bike lane at other times, such as during peak traffic hours or when it is empty, is not permissible because these lanes are specifically designated for the use of cyclists. They are intended to ensure the safety of bike riders, and using them outside of the right turn context would violate traffic regulations and potentially endanger cyclists.