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At a junction without priority signs between two paved roads, with no cycle lane or crossing or other exception, a lone cyclist approaches. Under the general rule, when must you give way?

Correct answer

When they are approaching from the right.

When approaching from your right. Bicycles are vehicles and Article 57 applies in this situation. There are special rules, including cycle lanes, cycle crossings and groups under Article 64; cyclists’ priority is therefore not universally limited to approaching from the right.

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  • Never — motor vehicles always have priority over bicycles.

  • When they are approaching from the right.

  • When they are approaching from the left.

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