Topic: Right of way · Nº 117 / 403
En una intersección que carece de señalización que regule la preferencia de paso, si observa que se aproxima un ciclista por su derecha, ¿cómo debe actuar?
At a junction with no signs or markings controlling right of way, if you see a cyclist approaching from your right, what should you do?
- ACederle el paso porque viene por la derechaGive way, because the cyclist is coming from the right
- BDarle prioridad solo si hay paso ciclistaGive priority only if there is a cycle crossing
- CNo cederle el paso porque va en biciNot give way, because it is a bicycle
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Correct answer
- ACederle el paso porque viene por la derechaGive way, because the cyclist is coming from the right
The correct answer is to give way. Under the general priority rule in the General Traffic Regulations, at junctions with no signs or markings (such as a Stop or Give Way) controlling right of way, you must give way to vehicles approaching from the right. Remember that cyclists are drivers of vehicles and so follow this same general rule. Riding a bicycle does not take away their priority over a motor vehicle if the right-hand rule favours them.
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