A group of cyclists is entering a roundabout and the first one has already entered. What should you do?
- A)Pass between the cyclists
- B)Give way to the whole group
- C)Give way only to the first one
Show the correct answer
B) Give way to the whole group
A group of cyclists counts as a single unit: if the first one has already entered the roundabout or started crossing, the rest of the group has priority.
More right of way questions
- You are going to turn right and there are pedestrians crossing the road you are turning into, with no pedestrian crossing. Who has priority?
- At an unsigned narrowing, who goes first?
- On a narrow, steep, unsigned stretch, who has priority?
- On a properly signposted livestock route, who has right of way?
- In a signposted residential street, who has priority?
- You are going to turn right and a cyclist is riding on the hard shoulder in the same direction. Who has priority?