Sharrows are on our streets
On our city streets, bicycles pedaled by human power and weighing a few pounds for each skinny frame, must maneuver among speeding cars, trucks and buses. With growing numbers of cyclists, the city of Seattle has introduced lane markings called sharrows, reminding drivers to share the streets with bikes.
Sharrows (shared lane pavement arrows) are a bike symbol and two directional arrows (or chevrons) on the streets.
"Sharrows do not change the rules of the road for cyclists or drivers.