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    Shared lane markings, also known as sharrows, are road markings used to indicate a shared lane environment for bicycles and cars. They consist of a bicycle symbol with two chevron arrows above a lane marking and remind motorists to expect cyclists in the travel lane. Shared lane markings are used on roads where there is not enough room for a designated bike lane but that have been identified as suitable for shared bike and car traffic.

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    Shared lane markings, also known as sharrows, are road markings used to indicate a shared lane environment for bicycles and cars. They consist of a bicycle symbol with two chevron arrows above a lane marking and remind motorists to expect cyclists in the travel lane. Shared lane markings are used on roads where there is not enough room for a designated bike lane but that have been identified as suitable for shared bike and car traffic.

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    Shared lane markings, also known as sharrows, are road markings used to indicate a shared lane environment for bicycles and cars. They consist of a bicycle symbol with two chevron arrows above a lane marking and remind motorists to expect cyclists in the travel lane. Shared lane markings are used on roads where there is not enough room for a designated bike lane but that have been identified as suitable for shared bike and car traffic.

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    Shared lane markings, also known as sharrows, are road markings used to indicate a shared lane environment for bicycles and cars. They consist of a bicycle symbol with two chevron arrows above a lane marking and remind motorists to expect cyclists in the travel lane. Shared lane markings are used on roads where there is not enough room for a designated bike lane but that have been identified as suitable for shared bike and car traffic.

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    Shared Lane Marking

    BIKE PARKING
    Outdoor Bike racks Indoor Bike racks
    Covered Outdoor Bike racks
    Bike Hubs
    (Repair shop, bicycle racks, bike registration office)
    BIKE ROUTES
    Multi-Use Path
    Shared Lane Pavement Marking
    Off-street path for bicycles and pedestrians
    Marked travel lane reminding motorists to share the
    road with cyclist
    BIKE ROUTES
    Bicycles may not be ridden on a sidewalk
    In a busy area, a bicyclist must either: walk his/her bicycle
    on a sidewalk; ride on the street; or take an alternate
    route
    BIKE PARKING
    Use one of the many bicycle racks (inverted "U") available
    throughout the campus.
    Bicycles must be parked only at a bike rack and should
    never be attached to a handrail, sign, or light post.

    SV Building Bike Hub
    ST Building Bike Hub
    CS Building Bike Hub
    OZ Building Bike
    Hub
    BED Dep't. Bike Hub

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