Which phrase describes a bus and cycle lane that flows with traffic?

Which phrase describes a bus and cycle lane that flows with traffic?

• A. One Way Traffic
• B. With-Flow Bus And Cycle Lane
• C. Contra-Flow Bus Lane
• D. Distance To Stop Line Ahead

Answer: (B)

Flow with traffic means the lane runs in the same direction as the general flow of vehicles on that road. A bus and cycle lane described as “with-flow” is shared by buses and cyclists but moves in the same direction as other traffic, helping buses, cyclists, and other vehicles travel together in one direction. This is different from a contra-flow bus lane, which runs opposite to the main direction on certain streets and requires special awareness. The other options don’t describe this alignment with the traffic.

Flow with traffic means the lane runs in the same direction as the general flow of vehicles on that road. A bus and cycle lane described as “with-flow” is shared by buses and cyclists but moves in the same direction as other traffic, helping buses, cyclists, and other vehicles travel together in one direction. This is different from a contra-flow bus lane, which runs opposite to the main direction on certain streets and requires special awareness. The other options don’t describe this alignment with the traffic.