Minnesota MUTCD Standards for Bike Lanes and Road Markings

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Which of the following statements is true about bike lanes with solid lines?

Drivers should yield to bikes before crossing into them to turn or park

What is the purpose of a buffered bike lane?

To restrict the lane to bicycle traffic, except when motorists need to turn, enter, or leave the roadway

If you see a bike symbol on the road that is not in a designated bike lane, what does it indicate?

It highlights a designated bike route, but drivers can still use that lane

What is the primary purpose of a bicycle lane?

To provide a portion of the street reserved for bicyclists

Which of the following statements about bike lanes is true?

Bicyclists should always travel in the same direction as traffic when using a bike lane, unless pavement markings indicate otherwise

What do pavement markings in a bike lane typically include?

Bike symbols and arrows indicating the direction of travel

When making a right turn, what must drivers do in relation to bike lanes?

Yield to any bicycle traffic and merge into the bike lane before turning

What is the purpose of dashed white lines in a bike lane approaching an intersection or bus stop?

To indicate a shared space between through bicyclists and turning motorists

Which statement about bicyclists and bike lanes in Minnesota is true?

Bicyclists are not required to ride in the bike lane

What is the purpose of green bike lanes?

To highlight locations where motorists merge across or turn across bike lanes

How do advisory bike lanes differ from regular bike lanes?

They are used on low-volume, narrow streets and allow motorists to enter when needed

What is the purpose of the buffer area in a buffered bike lane?

To provide extra room for bicyclists and increase safety from adjacent traffic

Learn about the requirements and guidelines set by the Minnesota Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) for bike lanes and road markings in the state. Explore the different types of bike lanes, their meanings, and how drivers should interact with them.

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