You are driving your passenger car along a road that crosses a cycle lane; must you give way to cyclists?
A)No. Cyclists do not have right of way over motor vehicles.
B)Yes, always.Correct
C)Only when the cyclists approach from the right.
Drivers of bicycles have right of way over motor vehicles:
- When riding on a duly signposted cycle lane, cycle crossing or hard shoulder.
- When the vehicle, in order to enter another road, turns right or left, in the cases permitted, and there is a cyclist nearby.
- When riding in a group, the first cyclist has already begun the crossing or has entered a roundabout. When bicycle riders ride in a group, they shall be considered as a single mobile unit for the purposes of right of way.
In other cases, the general rules on right of way between vehicles shall apply.
- When riding on a duly signposted cycle lane, cycle crossing or hard shoulder.
- When the vehicle, in order to enter another road, turns right or left, in the cases permitted, and there is a cyclist nearby.
- When riding in a group, the first cyclist has already begun the crossing or has entered a roundabout. When bicycle riders ride in a group, they shall be considered as a single mobile unit for the purposes of right of way.
In other cases, the general rules on right of way between vehicles shall apply.