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A lane surfaced in colour along the kerb.
Also known as: Blue cycle lane Japan
Marks a Japanese cycle lane by surfacing it in a contrasting colour rather than by lines alone.
Marks a lane for the exclusive use of cyclists.
Contexts: Road signage
Uses colour because the Japanese default lets cyclists ride on the footway, so a lane has to be visible to pedestrians as well as to drivers; a line on the carriageway would address only one of the two.
Contexts: Road signage
A continuous strip of coloured surfacing along the edge of the carriageway, bounded by a line and carrying a bicycle figure and an arrow at intervals.