Begin Right Turn Lane Yield to Bikes: What It Means & What To Do
What Does the Begin Right Turn Lane Yield to Bikes Mean?
A right turn lane begins ahead. Yield to bicyclists when changing lanes.
About This Sign
This sign alerts drivers that a dedicated right turn lane is starting and they must check for and yield to bicyclists before entering the turn lane.
Where you will see it
This sign appears before a right turn lane starts. People on bicycles may be riding in the space you will cross when you move into that lane.
What to do
- Check for bicyclists before you change lanes into the turn lane.
- Yield to any cyclist beside or ahead of you.
- Signal early and merge only when it is safe.
A common mistake
Drivers focus on cars and forget that a bicyclist may be in the bike space you are about to cross. Not seeing them is no excuse.
What to remember for the test
Remember two parts: a right turn lane begins ahead, and you must yield to bicyclists when you change lanes into it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Begin Right Turn Lane Yield to Bikes mean?
A right turn lane begins ahead. Yield to bicyclists when changing lanes.
What shape and color is the Begin Right Turn Lane Yield to Bikes?
The Begin Right Turn Lane Yield to Bikes uses the Rectangle (vertical) shape and White with black/red coloring.
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