Connecticut Class D car Test 10

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1. Two painted chevrons appear above a bicycle symbol in your travel lane. What does this sharrow mean?
Only bicycles may use the entire marked lane.Bicyclists must leave the lane whenever a car approaches.It is a lane shared by motor vehicles and bicycles.Vehicles may pass bicycles without checking clearance.
2. Yellow or white diagonal stripes channel traffic around a fixed obstruction. How should you use the marked area?
Use it for parking whenever the stripes are not yellow.Follow the channelized travel path rather than driving through the striped hazard area.Change to whichever side of the obstruction has the shortest queue.Treat it as spare roadway for passing a queue.

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Two painted chevrons appear above a bicycle symbol in your travel lane. What does this sharrow mean?
Correct answer: It is a lane shared by motor vehicles and bicycles.
A bicycle sharrow identifies a shared lane, not an exclusive bike lane. Expect bicycles within the lane and leave a safe, lawful passing distance.
Source: Connecticut Driver's Manual, revised March 2023, Shared-lane bicycle sharrow; printed page 44, physical PDF page 46. Currently linked manual checked September 29, 2026. ↗
Yellow or white diagonal stripes channel traffic around a fixed obstruction. How should you use the marked area?
Correct answer: Follow the channelized travel path rather than driving through the striped hazard area.
Diagonal stripes can mark fixed obstructions, with solid lines channeling vehicles around the hazard. Follow the intended traffic path and accompanying controls instead of treating the painted area as a spare lane.
Source: Connecticut Driver's Manual, revised March 2023, Obstruction channelizing markings; printed page 44, physical PDF page 46. Currently linked manual checked September 29, 2026. ↗

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