
Originally Posted by
Terpfan
The tricky aspect of this question is the word 'stop sign'. Otherwise it would clearly fall under the regulation requiring vehicles to move to the right. However, in the case of a stop sign, the vehicle is not moving right to avoid traffic per say. In fact, doing so may confuse vehicles at other sides of the stop sign (that's why you rarely see stop signs on four land roads). However, by placing a cycletrack/bike lane there, they have by default created the four lanes of traffic in which case further signage would be needed to indicate the right of way.
Or, put short, the DC code is actually conflicting on this manner. You could argue it both ways.
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