Topic: Right of way · Nº 21 / 403
Conduciendo su turismo, por una vía fuera de poblado, llega a una intersección que no está señalizada. ¿Debe dejar pasar a un grupo de ciclistas que se aproxima por su derecha?
Driving your car on a road outside a built-up area, you reach a junction with no signs or markings. Must you let a group of cyclists approaching from your right go first?
- ANo, porque circulan en grupo y está prohibido que circulen de esta forma.No, because they are riding in a group and riding like this is prohibited.
- BSí, pero sólo al ciclista que circula en primer lugar.Yes, but only the cyclist riding at the front.
- CSí, porque a efectos de prioridad de paso se consideran una misma unidad móvil.Yes, because for right-of-way purposes they are treated as a single moving unit.
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- CSí, porque a efectos de prioridad de paso se consideran una misma unidad móvil.Yes, because for right-of-way purposes they are treated as a single moving unit.
This option is correct because, under the traffic rules, when a group of cyclists approaches, they are treated as a single moving unit. This means that, as they have priority, you must let the whole group through, not just the first cyclist.
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