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When using a properly marked cycle crossing.
When using a properly marked cycle crossing, under Article 64. Other cases include signposted cycle lanes or shoulders, a motor vehicle turning into another road with a cyclist nearby, and groups whose first member has already started crossing or entered the roundabout. Cyclists do not gain priority merely by reaching any junction or entering a pedestrian area. They must obey applicable officers’ orders and traffic lights.
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When using a properly marked cycle crossing.
At every junction, regardless of the rules regulating priority.
Merely by riding in any pedestrian area.
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Roundabout
Gyratory intersection driven with its centre kept on your left, where vehicles already on the circular carriageway have priority.
Traffic light
A device regulating traffic with red, amber and green lights. It precedes vertical signs and road markings, but not officers’ directions, temporary signs or beaconing.
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