You are going to turn right and a cyclist is riding on the hard shoulder in the same direction. Who has priority?
- A)The cyclist
- B)You, because the cyclist is on the hard shoulder
- C)Whoever is going faster
Show the correct answer
A) The cyclist
When turning, the driver must give way to cyclists on the hard shoulder or cycle lane whose path they are going to cut across.
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