If at an unsigned intersection a cyclist approaches from our left, must we yield to them?
A)Yes.
B)No, because the rule of priority to the right applies.Correct
We must follow the general rule of priority to the right. It would be different if the cyclists were riding in a group and the first of them had already crossed the intersection. In this case, we should wait for the entire group to pass.
Bicycle riders have priority over motor vehicles:
- When riding on a bike 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 priority over motor vehicles:
- When riding on a bike 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.