Which statement describes the lane restriction for autocycles in Oregon?

Which statement describes the lane restriction for autocycles in Oregon?

• A. Riding two abreast is allowed
• B. Autocycles may ride any number of riders side by side
• C. Not allowed to ride more than one abreast in a lane
• D. They must ride on the shoulder

Answer: (C)

In Oregon, autocycles must use a single lane and may not ride more than one rider abreast in that lane. This rule helps keep adequate space in the lane for safe following distances and for other vehicles to maneuver, reducing the risk of side-by-side conflicts or sudden lane changes. So you can’t have two autocycles riding side by side in the same lane; if two riders want to be next to each other, they’d need to be in separate lanes or wait for an opportunity to move safely apart. Riding on the shoulder is not allowed and would be unsafe and illegal, and riding two abreast in a lane would violate this rule.

In Oregon, autocycles must use a single lane and may not ride more than one rider abreast in that lane. This rule helps keep adequate space in the lane for safe following distances and for other vehicles to maneuver, reducing the risk of side-by-side conflicts or sudden lane changes. So you can’t have two autocycles riding side by side in the same lane; if two riders want to be next to each other, they’d need to be in separate lanes or wait for an opportunity to move safely apart. Riding on the shoulder is not allowed and would be unsafe and illegal, and riding two abreast in a lane would violate this rule.