A bike box is an area designated for cyclists at a signalized intersection, allowing them to position themselves in front of waiting vehicles during a red light. This setup grants cyclists the priority to turn before motor vehicles, enhancing their safety as the driver can see the cyclist right in front. Car drivers must be vigilant not to stop on the bike lane within an intersection featuring a bike box, as this would obstruct the cyclists' path. Instead, they should halt at the first stop line intended for vehicles. Cyclists can then ride up the bike lane and position themselves in the bike box, from where they can proceed ahead of the cars when the light turns green. For turning left, a cyclist positions in the left side of the bike box, and for turning right, on the right side, indicating the direction with a hand signal. We are all on the same journey, so let's ensure our collective safety.
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