Practice question
What does a shared-lane marking, or sharrow, tell drivers about bicyclists?
- Bicyclists may use the full lane and are likely to occupy that part of the traveled way
- Bicyclists are prohibited from the road
- Drivers may pass bicyclists with no clearance
- The lane becomes a sidewalk
Answer: A — Bicyclists may use the full lane and are likely to occupy that part of the traveled way
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