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Yes.
Yes. Article 64.2 gives priority to cyclists using a duly signposted cycle lane. This does not depend on their approaching from your right. The word “always” must not be used to disregard officers’ instructions or signs regulating the crossing.
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Only when they approach from the right.
No, because cars have priority in every case.
Yes.
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