At an unsignaled intersection, must I yield to a cyclist?
A)Yes, when approaching from the right.Correct
B)Yes, when approaching from the left.
C)Yes, at intersections cyclists always have priority.
Right-of-way with respect to a cyclist traveling on the road will be established by applying the right priority rule. If the cyclist travels in a group, we must treat that group as a single unit, so once the first cyclist has passed we will wait until the last one has passed to continue our way.
Bicycle riders have priority over motor vehicles:
- When traveling in a bike lane, cyclist crossing or properly signaled shoulder.
- When, to enter another road, the motor vehicle turns right or left, in the permitted cases, and there is a cyclist nearby.
- When traveling in a group, the first one has already begun the crossing or has entered a roundabout.
Bicycle riders have priority over motor vehicles:
- When traveling in a bike lane, cyclist crossing or properly signaled shoulder.
- When, to enter another road, the motor vehicle turns right or left, in the permitted cases, and there is a cyclist nearby.
- When traveling in a group, the first one has already begun the crossing or has entered a roundabout.