Signage is put in place to inform, advise, warn, and direct. It is important that all road- and path-users are aware of signs because that means everyone is operating from the same premise. Simple means safe.
Regulatory Signs (enforced by law)
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Shared Path
For use by cyclists, pedestrians, wheeled recreational devices (WRDs) including skateboards, rollerskates, and rollerblades, as well as micro-electrics (less than 200 watts) and wheelchairs. Cyclists must give way to pedestrians while WRDs must give way to bicycles and pedestrians.
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Bicycle Lane
Part of the road system is set aside for cyclists. Motorists may only enter this lane to park, enter or exit property, or turn left. Motorists must give way to cyclists in these lanes.
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No Bicycles
The riding of bicycles is not permitted beyond this point. The logo may appear on a sign or be painted on the ground.
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Bicycle Path Only
For use by people riding bicycles and WRDs only.
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Separated Path
One side of the path is for cyclists, WRDs and micro-electrics, the other is for pedestrians. Wheelchairs may be on either side.
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Advisory Signs
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Bicycle Route
A street with fewer vehicles and suitable for cycling. No specific facilities are provided.
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Route Information
This blue sign indicates places of interest to cyclists.
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Bicycle Awareness Zone
Yellow bicycle symbols are marked on the road to increase awareness of the presence of bicycles and to advise cyclists they must share the road with traffic. Not a dedicated bicycle facility.
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Steep Grade
An unexpected steep slope which may be dangerous under certain circumstances. Check your brakes.
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Road Ahead
A road crosses the bikeway ahead. Slow down and be alert!
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