A single solid white bike lane line typically turns into a dashed line where it approaches:
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A.
A freeway on-ramp
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B.
An intersection Correct
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C.
A school crosswalk
The answer is "An intersection"
The bike-lane line becomes dashed near an intersection so drivers making a right turn can legally enter the bike lane within 200 feet of the corner. Choice A is the trap for drivers who remember that white-line patterns change near freeway ramps and reach for that scene instead of the bike-lane one.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. A freeway on-ramp
The manual describes double solid white lines near freeway ramps, not a dashed bike-lane line. This answer fuses the freeway on-ramp marking into the bike-lane rule.
C. A school crosswalk
The manual does not describe the bike-lane line changing form at a school crosswalk. This answer reads any school-area zone as the place where the paint pattern shifts.
This question tests your knowledge of Road Markings in California. Source: California Driver Manual, "Bicycle Lanes," p.17..
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