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A bike lane is marked with either a bicycle lane sign or road marking that shows a bicycle symbol and the word 'lane' painted in white. The road may also be painted green.

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Only buses, and vehicles that are allowed to use busways, such as emergency vehicles, are permitted to use a bus only lane.

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If there is no bicycle lane sign or road marking, it is not a bike lane even if there are yellow or white bike symbols painted on the road. An unmarked road shoulder is not a bike lane.

You can stop or park in a marked bike lane if you are allowed to drive in it and there are no signs or road markings prohibiting it.

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Personal mobility devices can be ridden in bike lanes on roads with a speed limit of 50km/h or less, and on all on-road bike lanes that are physically separated from the road (for example, by bollards or raised median strip).