If a group of cyclists is travelling and the first one has entered a roundabout, will the rest of the group also have priority over vehicles entering the roundabout?
A)Yes.Correct
B)No, we will only apply this rule at intersections that are not roundabouts.
Cyclists have right of way over motor vehicles:
- When travelling along a properly signposted bike lane, cycle crossing or verge.
- When, in order to enter another road, the motor vehicle turns right or left, in the cases permitted, and there is a cyclist nearby.
- When travelling in a group, the first one has already started to cross or has entered a roundabout.
- When travelling along a properly signposted bike lane, cycle crossing or verge.
- When, in order to enter another road, the motor vehicle turns right or left, in the cases permitted, and there is a cyclist nearby.
- When travelling in a group, the first one has already started to cross or has entered a roundabout.