Which term indicates a bus and cycle lane that flows with traffic?

• A. With-Flow Bus And Cycle Lane
• B. Road Narrows On Both Sides
• C. Distance To Stop Line Ahead
• D. Contra-Flow Bus Lane

Answer: (A)

The term describes a bus and cycle lane that flows with traffic because it means buses and cyclists travel in the same direction as the other vehicles on that road. This arrangement helps keep traffic moving smoothly and reduces the risk of head-on conflicts, since everyone in the lane is heading the same way. The phrase explicitly indicates coordination with the general flow of traffic, which is why it’s the best answer. The other ideas refer to different scenarios: one is a warning about narrowing road width ahead, another shows how far the vehicle is from the stop line, and a contra-flow bus lane would run opposite to the main traffic direction, which is not what’s being described here.