DRIVER’S GUIDE
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Solid white lines indicate that lane changing is<br />
not permitted.<br />
DIAMOND MARKINGS:<br />
Diamond markings indicate that a lane is<br />
reserved for specific vehicles. There may<br />
also be signs that will indicate time or<br />
vehicle restrictions.<br />
Broken white lines indicate that lane changing<br />
is permitted.<br />
Symbols<br />
Shared-use lanes<br />
Symbols may be used on the pavement<br />
to supplement standard signs or by<br />
themselves to warn drivers, or to regulate<br />
or guide traffic. These markings include:<br />
ARROWS:<br />
Arrows indicate the vehicle movements<br />
permitted in a lane.<br />
On a two way left turn lane, the centre lane of<br />
the road is shared and reserved for left turning<br />
traffic travelling in either direction.<br />
Reserved bicycle lane ahead<br />
Bicycle lanes are painted in the curb<br />
lane of the road with bicycle-shaped<br />
stencils and street signage. Bicycle lanes<br />
can also be positioned beside a row of<br />
parking spots. Vehicles are not allowed<br />
to drive in the bicycle lanes, except when<br />
needing to turn or enter/exit a parking<br />
spot. The bicycle lane paint line is usually<br />
dashed near corners to indicate that it<br />
is permitted to enter the bicycle lane to<br />
turn right. Be very careful and watch for<br />
bicycles when entering the bicycle lane<br />
when turning.<br />
Bicycle lane markings<br />
CHAPTER TWO<br />
TRAFFIC CONTROL 39