Green-Colored Bike Lane

Solid green pavement bordered by white lines marks a bicycle lane, especially through conflict zones with motor vehicles.

A continuous green field bordered by white lines marks a bicycle lane and calls attention to it where bicyclists and motor vehicles are most likely to cross paths, such as at intersections, driveways, and merge points. The green color increases the lane's visibility but does not change its legal status; drivers treat it as they would any bicycle lane and enter it only briefly to complete a turn after checking for bicyclists. Its purpose is to reduce conflicts by making the crossing area easier to see and by reinforcing where each road user belongs.

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