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3. Bike path
A bike path is a part of a road or a separate route intended primarily or exclusively for people riding bicycles. It may be physically separated from motor traffic, marked on the road surface or identified by traffic signs.
Bike paths may be one-way, two-way or shared with other road users. The permitted users, direction of travel, priority rules and obligation to use the path depend on local traffic signs and regulations.
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How does Philippine official guidance classify a separate bike path?
In the 2020 DPWH classification described in a 2022 University of the Philippines study, a Class I facility is a designated path completely separated from the roadway and shared with pedestrians. Check the actual route’s designation and signs before using it.
Is a Philippine marked bicycle lane the same as a separate bike path?
No. In the 2020 DPWH classification described in a 2022 University of the Philippines study, Class II is a bike lane separated by markings or physical separation; a Class I path is completely apart from the roadway. Check the actual facility and its signs.
Does a Philippine shared-road cycling route exclude motor vehicles?
No. In the 2020 DPWH classification described in a 2022 University of the Philippines study, Class III is a designated and marked bicycle route on the roadway that motor vehicles can also use. It is not a separate bike path.

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