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#1. How much space should you leave when passing a cyclist on the road?
A minimum of 3 feet ensures safety for the cyclist and reduces accident risk.
#2. Why is it important to understand cyclist right-of-way?
Cyclists are vulnerable road users, and understanding their right-of-way helps prevent accidents and ensures safe sharing of the road.
#3. When turning right at an intersection with a cyclist going straight, what should you do?
Cyclists going straight have right-of-way, so yield when turning.
#4. When approaching a cyclist riding in your lane, what should you do?
Cyclists have the same rights as vehicles, and you must pass safely with sufficient space.
#5. When a cyclist is turning left in front of you, what should you do?
Cyclists follow traffic rules and require the same right-of-way for safe turns.
#6. True or False: Cyclists are allowed to ride on sidewalks in every city.
Sidewalk riding laws vary, and in many places it’s prohibited or limited, so always watch for cyclists on the road.
#7. True or False: It’s safe to pass a cyclist on the right without changing lanes.
You should change lanes or leave enough space, as passing too close on the right is dangerous.
#8. True or False: Cyclists must obey traffic signals, just like cars.
Cyclists are required to obey stop signs, traffic lights, and lane markings.
#9. True or False: Cyclists are allowed to use the full lane in traffic.
Cyclists are considered vehicles and may use the full lane, especially when the lane is too narrow to share safely.
#10. At an intersection without traffic signals, who has the right-of-way between a car and a cyclist going straight?
Cyclists have the right-of-way just like other vehicles when proceeding straight through intersections.
