What is the rule about turning into a bicycle lane?

What is the rule about turning into a bicycle lane?

• A. Do not turn into a bicycle lane unless it is safe and you are permitted to.
• B. You may turn into a bicycle lane any time as long as you signal.
• C. You should always turn into a bicycle lane.
• D. You should speed up to avoid cyclists.

Answer: (A)

Entering a bicycle lane to make a turn is allowed only when it is safe and you have the legal permission to do so. Bicycle lanes are set aside for cyclists, and entering them requires giving way to riders and ensuring there is a clear, lawful opportunity to turn. Before you move into the lane, signal, look for cyclists, and only enter if there is enough space and no rider is being endangered. If it isn’t safe or if the law doesn’t permit entering at that moment, stay in your current lane and complete the turn from there. Signing your intention isn’t enough by itself; safety and legality come first.

Entering a bicycle lane to make a turn is allowed only when it is safe and you have the legal permission to do so. Bicycle lanes are set aside for cyclists, and entering them requires giving way to riders and ensuring there is a clear, lawful opportunity to turn. Before you move into the lane, signal, look for cyclists, and only enter if there is enough space and no rider is being endangered. If it isn’t safe or if the law doesn’t permit entering at that moment, stay in your current lane and complete the turn from there. Signing your intention isn’t enough by itself; safety and legality come first.