You know I love a little word play, and “sharrows” might just be my new favorite portmanteau. I have seen these arrows on the road for years but learned their formal name this morning listening to a radio program about San Francisco’s new bike plan. Which sounds awesome, by the

way! The share-the-road-arrows are painted on the road to help guide cyclists through designated routes and demarcate bike lanes. They also act as a visual reminder for drivers to share the road and to look out for cyclists.

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Urban Biking 101: "Sharrows"