Rules of the Road
You are turning right from a major road into a side road. A cyclist is approaching from the opposite direction going straight ahead. Who has right of way?
- ○You, because you are on the major road
- ✓The cyclist, who is travelling straight ahead
- ○Whoever reaches the junction first
- ○You, because cars have priority over cyclists
Correct answer
The cyclist, who is travelling straight ahead
When turning right, you must yield to oncoming traffic travelling straight ahead, including cyclists. You must wait until it is safe before completing your turn.
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