If, when arriving at an intersection, a group of cyclists approaches from the left, who will have right of way?
A)I have, in application of the general rule.Correct
B)The group of cyclists.
C)Whoever arrives first at the intersection.
At an unsignposted intersection, with a group of cyclists, we will apply the general rule of right of way, that is, we give priority to the right.
In this case, they must yield the right of way to their right, unless one of the cyclists had already crossed the intersection, in which case we should wait for the whole group to finish passing, since they are considered as a single unit.
Bicycle riders have right of way over motor vehicles:
- When they ride on a bicycle lane, cyclist crossing or properly signposted shoulder.
- When, in order to enter another road, the motor vehicle turns right or left, in the permitted cases, and there is a cyclist nearby.
- When riding in a group, the first one has already started crossing or has entered a roundabout.
Bicycle riders have right of way over motor vehicles:
- When they ride on a bicycle lane, cyclist crossing or properly signposted shoulder.
- When, in order to enter another road, the motor vehicle turns right or left, in the permitted cases, and there is a cyclist nearby.
- When riding in a group, the first one has already started crossing or has entered a roundabout.