Topic: Right of way · Nº 260 / 403
En una intersección sin señalizar, ¿deberá ceder el paso a un ciclista?
At a junction without signs, must you give way to a cyclist?
- ASí, cuando se aproxime por la derecha.Yes, when they approach from the right.
- BSí, cuando se aproxime por la izquierda.Yes, when they approach from the left.
- CSí, en las intersecciones siempre tienen prioridad los ciclistas.Yes, cyclists always have priority at junctions.
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- ASí, cuando se aproxime por la derecha.Yes, when they approach from the right.
Priority with respect to a cyclist on the carriageway is decided by applying the priority-to-the-right rule. If cyclists are riding in a group, we must treat the group as a single unit, so once the first cyclist has passed, we wait until the last one has passed before moving on. Cyclists have right of way over motor vehicles: - When they are on a properly signposted cycle lane, cycle crossing or hard shoulder. - When the motor vehicle is turning right or left to enter another road, where this is allowed, and there is a cyclist nearby. - When they are riding in a group and the first cyclist has already started crossing or has entered a roundabout.
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