On some roadways, lanes marked as 'Transit' are reserved for

On some roadways, lanes marked as 'Transit' are reserved for

• A. Bicycles only
• B. Buses only
• C. High-occupancy vehicles (HOVs) only
• D. Trucks only

Answer: (B)

Transit lanes are lanes set aside to keep buses moving quickly and reliably. The sign marks a lane that public transit vehicles, primarily buses, may use to bypass general traffic during the posted times. This helps improve bus schedules and reduces congestion for riders. Other vehicles should not use this lane unless there’s a specific sign allowing it. So, the lane marked Transit is for buses only, not for bicycles, HOVs, or trucks unless a separate sign says otherwise.

Transit lanes are lanes set aside to keep buses moving quickly and reliably. The sign marks a lane that public transit vehicles, primarily buses, may use to bypass general traffic during the posted times. This helps improve bus schedules and reduces congestion for riders. Other vehicles should not use this lane unless there’s a specific sign allowing it. So, the lane marked Transit is for buses only, not for bicycles, HOVs, or trucks unless a separate sign says otherwise.