Shared lanes are roadways designed to accommodate both vehicles and cyclists in the same space. These lanes often feature markings, such as bike symbols or dashed lines, to indicate that cyclists and motor vehicles can use the same area. This design aims to promote safer interactions between different types of road users. In shared lanes, drivers are encouraged to be cautious and yield to cyclists, while cyclists are expected to ride in a predictable manner. This setup is commonly found in urban areas where space is limited, allowing for more efficient use of the roadway while enhancing mobility for all users, including bicyclists and motorists.