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Yes, in the situation described.
Yes. Cyclists have priority over motor vehicles when using a cycle route or cycle crossing under the applicable rules. Check the surroundings and give way without endangering them. Obey applicable officer instructions and priority signals; this is not permission to disregard them.
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Yes, in the situation described.
Only if approaching from the right.
No, cyclists never have priority over motor vehicles.
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