You may drive in a bike lane:
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Whenever bicyclists are not present.
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If you drive slower than 15 MPH.
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No more than 200 feet before making a right turn.
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Explanation
Drivers should not drive in a bike lane for more than 200 feet before making a right turn at an intersection, as this is illegal. Bike lanes are designed to separate bicycle traffic from motorized vehicle traffic, and should be treated as a dedicated lane for cyclists. Before crossing a bike lane to turn, make sure it is safe to do so and check for oncoming bicyclists. Always signal your intention to turn, yield the right-of-way if necessary, and then move into the bike lane before making the turn.
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