914.5 Markings (MUTCD Chapter 9E) - Revision history

RollerA: /* {{SpanID|914.5.8}}914.5.8 Shared-Lane Marking (MUTCD Section 9E.09) */

2025-11-26T15:51:48Z

{{SpanID|914.5.8}}914.5.8 Shared-Lane Marking (MUTCD Section 9E.09)

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	[[File:~~F09E~~-~~09_v2~~.png\|thumb\|center\|800px\|alt="A: A segment of vertical roadway with two-way shared bicycle lanes. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. To the right of the northbound lane is on street parking.		[[File:Figure 914.5.8 Examples of Shared-Lane Marking Applications.png\|thumb\|center\|800px\|alt="A: A segment of vertical roadway with two-way shared bicycle lanes. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. To the right of the northbound lane is on street parking.
	B: A segment of vertical roadway with a shared bicycle lane in the form of a right-turn lane is shown. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The shared lane is identified with a white bicycle symbol followed by two white chevrons along with white directional arrow pavement markings. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign."		B: A segment of vertical roadway with a shared bicycle lane in the form of a right-turn lane is shown. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The shared lane is identified with a white bicycle symbol followed by two white chevrons along with white directional arrow pavement markings. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign."
	\|'''Figure 914.5.8''' Examples of Shared-Lane Marking Applications]]		\|'''Figure 914.5.8''' Examples of Shared-Lane Marking Applications]]

RollerA: /* {{SpanID|914.5.7}}914.5.7 Separated Bicycle Lanes (MUTCD Section 9E.07) */

2025-11-26T15:50:52Z

{{SpanID|914.5.7}}914.5.7 Separated Bicycle Lanes (MUTCD Section 9E.07)

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	[[File:~~F09E-07-1_v3~~.png\|thumb\|center\|900px\|alt="A: A two-lane, two-way street is shown with a one-way bicycle lane in each direction that is separated from the vehicular lane by a buffer. The buffer includes tubular markers and white diagonal or chevron markings if the buffer width is equal to or greater than 2 feet.		[[File:Figure 914.5.7 Examples of Lane Markings for Separated Bicycle Lanes.png\|thumb\|center\|900px\|alt="A: A two-lane, two-way street is shown with a one-way bicycle lane in each direction that is separated from the vehicular lane by a buffer. The buffer includes tubular markers and white diagonal or chevron markings if the buffer width is equal to or greater than 2 feet.
	B: A two-lane, one-way street is shown with on-street parking on the right, then a buffer lane with white diagonal markings protecting the one-way bicycle lane.		B: A two-lane, one-way street is shown with on-street parking on the right, then a buffer lane with white diagonal markings protecting the one-way bicycle lane.
	C: A segment of a vertical roadway and a horizontal roadway is shown. Protected bicycle lanes are shown in both the northbound and eastbound directions, separated from traffic by a grass strip. At the intersection, the bicycle lane crossings are each shown with a dotted pattern of white markings."		C: A segment of a vertical roadway and a horizontal roadway is shown. Protected bicycle lanes are shown in both the northbound and eastbound directions, separated from traffic by a grass strip. At the intersection, the bicycle lane crossings are each shown with a dotted pattern of white markings."

RollerA: /* {{SpanID|914.5.6}}914.5.6 Buffer-Separated Bicycle Lanes (MUTCD Section 9E.06) */

2025-11-26T15:49:54Z

{{SpanID|914.5.6}}914.5.6 Buffer-Separated Bicycle Lanes (MUTCD Section 9E.06)

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	[[File:~~F09E~~-~~06_v4~~.png\|thumb\|center\|900px\|alt="A: A two-lane horizontal roadway with buffers protecting the bike lanes is shown. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The buffers are shown with solid white lines with either space inbetween or chevron markings.		[[File:Figure 914.5.6 Examples of Markings for Buffer-Separated Bicycle Lanes.png\|thumb\|center\|900px\|alt="A: A two-lane horizontal roadway with buffers protecting the bike lanes is shown. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The buffers are shown with solid white lines with either space inbetween or chevron markings.
	B: A two-lane horizontal roadway is shown with one side of the roadway showing a buffer between the bike lane and on-street parking. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The buffers on the other side of the road are shown with solid white lines with chevron or diagonal markings.		B: A two-lane horizontal roadway is shown with one side of the roadway showing a buffer between the bike lane and on-street parking. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The buffers on the other side of the road are shown with solid white lines with chevron or diagonal markings.
	C: A two-lane horizontal roadway is shown with a vertical roadway intersection and a driveway. A bike path crosses the vertical roadway and the driveway. The centerline is shown with a broken white line. The buffers are shown with solid white lines form an oval shape with chevron markings.		C: A two-lane horizontal roadway is shown with a vertical roadway intersection and a driveway. A bike path crosses the vertical roadway and the driveway. The centerline is shown with a broken white line. The buffers are shown with solid white lines form an oval shape with chevron markings.

RollerA: /* {{SpanID|914.5.2}}914.5.2 Bicycle Lanes at Intersection Approaches (MUTCD Section 9E.02) */

2025-11-26T15:48:49Z

{{SpanID|914.5.2}}914.5.2 Bicycle Lanes at Intersection Approaches (MUTCD Section 9E.02)

RollerA: /* {{SpanID|914.5.1}}914.5.1 Bicycle Lanes (MUTCD Section 9E.01) */

2025-11-26T15:43:59Z

{{SpanID|914.5.1}}914.5.1 Bicycle Lanes (MUTCD Section 9E.01)

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	{{SpanID\|fig914.5.1.1}}		{{SpanID\|fig914.5.1.1}}
	[[File:~~F09E-01_v3~~.png\|thumb\|center\|250px\|alt=A vertical bicycle lane is shown with a white bicycle symbol followed by a white arrow marked on the pavement.		[[File:Figure 914.5.1.1 Symbol and Arrow Pavement Markings for Bicycle Lanes.png\|thumb\|center\|250px\|alt=A vertical bicycle lane is shown with a white bicycle symbol followed by a white arrow marked on the pavement.
	\|'''Figure 914.5.1.1''' Symbol and Arrow Pavement Markings for Bicycle Lanes]]		\|'''Figure 914.5.1.1''' Symbol and Arrow Pavement Markings for Bicycle Lanes]]


	{{SpanID\|fig914.5.1.2}}		{{SpanID\|fig914.5.1.2}}
	[[File:~~F09E~~-~~02_v4~~.png\|thumb\|center\|800px\|alt="A two-lane vertical roadway with dedicated bicycle lanes is shown intersecting two horizontal roadways.		[[File:Figure 914.5.1.2 Example of Pavement Markings for Bicycle Lanes on a Two-Way Street.png\|thumb\|center\|800px\|alt="A two-lane vertical roadway with dedicated bicycle lanes is shown intersecting two horizontal roadways.
	The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lanes are shown separated from the adjacent lane by a solid white line and broken white lines. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement.		The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lanes are shown separated from the adjacent lane by a solid white line and broken white lines. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement.
	Along the roadways are R3-17 signs."		Along the roadways are R3-17 signs."

HogsettC: /* {{SpanID|914.5.8}}914.5.8 Shared-Lane Marking (MUTCD Section 9E.09) */

2025-11-24T20:45:20Z

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	[[File:F09E-09_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|800px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.8''' Examples of Shared-Lane Marking Applications]]		[[File:F09E-09_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|800px\|alt="A: A segment of vertical roadway with two-way shared bicycle lanes. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. To the right of the northbound lane is on street parking.
			B: A segment of vertical roadway with a shared bicycle lane in the form of a right-turn lane is shown. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The shared lane is identified with a white bicycle symbol followed by two white chevrons along with white directional arrow pavement markings. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign."
			\|'''Figure 914.5.8''' Examples of Shared-Lane Marking Applications]]

	=={{SpanID\|914.5.9}}914.5.9 Shared-Lane Markings for Circular Intersections (MUTCD Section 9E.10)==		=={{SpanID\|914.5.9}}914.5.9 Shared-Lane Markings for Circular Intersections (MUTCD Section 9E.10)==

HogsettC: /* {{SpanID|914.5.7}}914.5.7 Separated Bicycle Lanes (MUTCD Section 9E.07) */

2025-11-24T20:43:03Z

{{SpanID|914.5.7}}914.5.7 Separated Bicycle Lanes (MUTCD Section 9E.07)

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	{{SpanID\|fig914.5.7}}{{SpanID\|fig914.5.7.1}}		{{SpanID\|fig914.5.7}}{{SpanID\|fig914.5.7.1}}
	[[File:F09E-07-1_v3.png\|thumb\|center\|900px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.7''' Examples of Lane Markings for Separated Bicycle Lanes]]		[[File:F09E-07-1_v3.png\|thumb\|center\|900px\|alt="A: A two-lane, two-way street is shown with a one-way bicycle lane in each direction that is separated from the vehicular lane by a buffer. The buffer includes tubular markers and white diagonal or chevron markings if the buffer width is equal to or greater than 2 feet.
			B: A two-lane, one-way street is shown with on-street parking on the right, then a buffer lane with white diagonal markings protecting the one-way bicycle lane.
			C: A segment of a vertical roadway and a horizontal roadway is shown. Protected bicycle lanes are shown in both the northbound and eastbound directions, separated from traffic by a grass strip. At the intersection, the bicycle lane crossings are each shown with a dotted pattern of white markings."
			\|'''Figure 914.5.7''' Examples of Lane Markings for Separated Bicycle Lanes]]

	=={{SpanID\|914.5.8}}914.5.8 Shared-Lane Marking (MUTCD Section 9E.09)==		=={{SpanID\|914.5.8}}914.5.8 Shared-Lane Marking (MUTCD Section 9E.09)==

HogsettC: /* {{SpanID|914.5.6}}914.5.6 Buffer-Separated Bicycle Lanes (MUTCD Section 9E.06) */

2025-11-24T20:31:54Z

{{SpanID|914.5.6}}914.5.6 Buffer-Separated Bicycle Lanes (MUTCD Section 9E.06)

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	[[File:F09E-06_v4.png\|thumb\|center\|900px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.6''' Examples of Markings for Buffer-Separated Bicycle Lanes]]		[[File:F09E-06_v4.png\|thumb\|center\|900px\|alt="A: A two-lane horizontal roadway with buffers protecting the bike lanes is shown. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The buffers are shown with solid white lines with either space inbetween or chevron markings.
			B: A two-lane horizontal roadway is shown with one side of the roadway showing a buffer between the bike lane and on-street parking. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The buffers on the other side of the road are shown with solid white lines with chevron or diagonal markings.
			C: A two-lane horizontal roadway is shown with a vertical roadway intersection and a driveway. A bike path crosses the vertical roadway and the driveway. The centerline is shown with a broken white line. The buffers are shown with solid white lines form an oval shape with chevron markings.
			D: A two-lane horizontal roadway is shown with a driveway. There is a break in the buffer as it crosses the driveway entrance. The centerline is shown with a broken white line. The buffers are shown with solid white lines form an oval shape with chevron markings."
			\|'''Figure 914.5.6''' Examples of Markings for Buffer-Separated Bicycle Lanes]]

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HogsettC: /* {{SpanID|914.5.2}}914.5.2 Bicycle Lanes at Intersection Approaches (MUTCD Section 9E.02) */

2025-11-24T20:23:12Z

{{SpanID|914.5.2}}914.5.2 Bicycle Lanes at Intersection Approaches (MUTCD Section 9E.02)

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	[[File:F09E-05_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|alt=A vertical roadway is shown with a right turn lane that is a shared bike lane. The shared lane is identified with two white symbols of a bicycle followed by double chevrons marked on the pavement along with two white directional arrows. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.		[[File:F09E-05_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|alt=A vertical roadway is shown with a right turn lane that is a shared bike lane. The shared lane is identified with two white symbols of a bicycle followed by double chevrons marked on the pavement along with two white directional arrows. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
	\|'''Figure 914.5.2.5''' Example of ~~Bicycle Lane~~ Markings ~~on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane~~]]		\|'''Figure 914.5.2.5''' Example of Pavement Markings for Mixing Zones]]

	=={{SpanID\|914.5.3}}914.5.3 Extensions of Bicycle Lanes through Intersections (MUTCD Section 9E.03)==		=={{SpanID\|914.5.3}}914.5.3 Extensions of Bicycle Lanes through Intersections (MUTCD Section 9E.03)==

HogsettC: /* {{SpanID|914.5.2}}914.5.2 Bicycle Lanes at Intersection Approaches (MUTCD Section 9E.02) */

2025-11-24T20:22:09Z

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	[[File:F09E-03-1_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.2.1''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 1 of 3)'']]		[[File:F09E-03-1_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that intersects a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. Where the path crosses the right turn lane the bicycle lane crossing is shown with a dotted pattern of white markings. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
			\|'''Figure 914.5.2.1''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 1 of 3)'']]

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	[[File:F09E-03-2_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.2.2''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 2 of 3)'']]		[[File:F09E-03-2_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that is parallel and adjacent to a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement.
			Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
			\|'''Figure 914.5.2.2''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 2 of 3)'']]

	{{SpanID\|fig914.5.2.3}}		{{SpanID\|fig914.5.2.3}}
	[[File:F09E-03-3_v4.png\|thumb\|center\|700px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.2.3''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 3 of 3)'']]		[[File:F09E-03-3_v4.png\|thumb\|center\|700px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with dedicated bicycle lanes that are parallel to right- and left-turn lanes. A two-lane horizontal roadway intersects the vertical roadway. The centerline is shown with a broken white line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white directional arrows shown marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
			\|'''Figure 914.5.2.3''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 3 of 3)'']]

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	[[File:F09E-04_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.2.4''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane]]		[[File:F09E-04_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that intersects a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. Where the path crosses the right turn lane the bicycle lane crossing is shown with an optional dotted pattern of white markings. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement. The shared lane is identified with a white symbol of a bicycle followed by double chevrons marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
			\|'''Figure 914.5.2.4''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane]]

	{{SpanID\|fig914.5.2.5}}		{{SpanID\|fig914.5.2.5}}
	[[File:F09E-05_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.2.5''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane]]		[[File:F09E-05_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|alt=A vertical roadway is shown with a right turn lane that is a shared bike lane. The shared lane is identified with two white symbols of a bicycle followed by double chevrons marked on the pavement along with two white directional arrows. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
			\|'''Figure 914.5.2.5''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane]]

	=={{SpanID\|914.5.3}}914.5.3 Extensions of Bicycle Lanes through Intersections (MUTCD Section 9E.03)==		=={{SpanID\|914.5.3}}914.5.3 Extensions of Bicycle Lanes through Intersections (MUTCD Section 9E.03)==

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	[[File:F09E-03-1_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.2.1''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 1 of 3)'']]		[[File:F09E-03-1_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that intersects a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. Where the path crosses the right turn lane the bicycle lane crossing is shown with a dotted pattern of white markings. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
			\|'''Figure 914.5.2.1''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 1 of 3)'']]

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	[[File:F09E-03-2_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.2.2''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 2 of 3)'']]		[[File:F09E-03-2_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that is parallel and adjacent to a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement.
			Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
			\|'''Figure 914.5.2.2''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 2 of 3)'']]

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	[[File:F09E-03-3_v4.png\|thumb\|center\|700px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.2.3''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 3 of 3)'']]		[[File:F09E-03-3_v4.png\|thumb\|center\|700px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with dedicated bicycle lanes that are parallel to right- and left-turn lanes. A two-lane horizontal roadway intersects the vertical roadway. The centerline is shown with a broken white line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white directional arrows shown marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
			\|'''Figure 914.5.2.3''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 3 of 3)'']]

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	[[File:F09E-04_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.2.4''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane]]		[[File:F09E-04_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that intersects a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. Where the path crosses the right turn lane the bicycle lane crossing is shown with an optional dotted pattern of white markings. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement. The shared lane is identified with a white symbol of a bicycle followed by double chevrons marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
			\|'''Figure 914.5.2.4''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane]]

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	[[File:F09E-05_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|alt=\|'''Figure 914.5.2.5''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane]]		[[File:F09E-05_v2.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|alt=A vertical roadway is shown with a right turn lane that is a shared bike lane. The shared lane is identified with two white symbols of a bicycle followed by double chevrons marked on the pavement along with two white directional arrows. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
			\|'''Figure 914.5.2.5''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane]]

	=={{SpanID\|914.5.3}}914.5.3 Extensions of Bicycle Lanes through Intersections (MUTCD Section 9E.03)==		=={{SpanID\|914.5.3}}914.5.3 Extensions of Bicycle Lanes through Intersections (MUTCD Section 9E.03)==

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	[[File:~~F09E-03-1_v2~~.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that intersects a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. Where the path crosses the right turn lane the bicycle lane crossing is shown with a dotted pattern of white markings. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.		[[File:Figure 914.5.2.1 Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection (Sheet 1 of 3).png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that intersects a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. Where the path crosses the right turn lane the bicycle lane crossing is shown with a dotted pattern of white markings. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
	\|'''Figure 914.5.2.1''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 1 of 3)'']]		\|'''Figure 914.5.2.1''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 1 of 3)'']]

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	[[File:~~F09E-03-2_v2~~.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that is parallel and adjacent to a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement.		[[File:Figure 914.5.2.2 Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection (Sheet 2 of 3).png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that is parallel and adjacent to a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement.
	Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.		Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
	\|'''Figure 914.5.2.2''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 2 of 3)'']]		\|'''Figure 914.5.2.2''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 2 of 3)'']]

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	[[File:~~F09E-03-3_v4~~.png\|thumb\|center\|700px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with dedicated bicycle lanes that are parallel to right- and left-turn lanes. A two-lane horizontal roadway intersects the vertical roadway. The centerline is shown with a broken white line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white directional arrows shown marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.		[[File:Figure 914.5.2.3 Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection (Sheet 3 of 3).png\|thumb\|center\|700px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with dedicated bicycle lanes that are parallel to right- and left-turn lanes. A two-lane horizontal roadway intersects the vertical roadway. The centerline is shown with a broken white line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white directional arrows shown marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
	\|'''Figure 914.5.2.3''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 3 of 3)'']]		\|'''Figure 914.5.2.3''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection ''(Sheet 3 of 3)'']]

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	[[File:~~F09E-04_v2~~.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that intersects a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. Where the path crosses the right turn lane the bicycle lane crossing is shown with an optional dotted pattern of white markings. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement. The shared lane is identified with a white symbol of a bicycle followed by double chevrons marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.		[[File:Figure 914.5.2.4 Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane.png\|thumb\|center\|500px\|alt=A two-lane vertical roadway is shown with a dedicated bicycle lane that intersects a right-turn lane. The centerline is shown with a double solid yellow line. The dedicated bicycle lane is shown separated from the adjacent lanes by a solid white line and broken white lines. Where the path crosses the right turn lane the bicycle lane crossing is shown with an optional dotted pattern of white markings. The bicycle lane is identified by a white symbol of a bicycle shown marked on the pavement in advance of a white forward-pointing arrow shown marked on the pavement. The shared lane is identified with a white symbol of a bicycle followed by double chevrons marked on the pavement. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
	\|'''Figure 914.5.2.4''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane]]		\|'''Figure 914.5.2.4''' Example of Bicycle Lane Markings on an Approach to an Intersection that Transitions from a Shared Lane]]

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	[[File:~~F09E-05_v2~~.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|alt=A vertical roadway is shown with a right turn lane that is a shared bike lane. The shared lane is identified with two white symbols of a bicycle followed by double chevrons marked on the pavement along with two white directional arrows. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.		[[File:Figure 914.5.2.5 Example of Pavement Markings for Mixing Zones.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|alt=A vertical roadway is shown with a right turn lane that is a shared bike lane. The shared lane is identified with two white symbols of a bicycle followed by double chevrons marked on the pavement along with two white directional arrows. Along the roadway is a R4-4 sign.
	\|'''Figure 914.5.2.5''' Example of Pavement Markings for Mixing Zones]]		\|'''Figure 914.5.2.5''' Example of Pavement Markings for Mixing Zones]]