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A lane intended for cycle traffic.
The bicycle symbol identifies space intended for cycle traffic. In this image it is painted in a lane separated by a longitudinal line. It does not mark bicycle parking or a lane for all two-wheeled vehicles; motorcycles and mopeds are different categories.
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A lane intended for cycle traffic.
A lane for all two-wheeled vehicles, including motorcycles and mopeds.
A place reserved for parking bicycles.
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