Turning right with a cyclist in the cycle lane – rules?
Question 40 of 45 in the free class B mock exam · Right of way.
You are turning right into a side street, and a cyclist in a cycle lane is going straight past the intersection. What applies?
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Right answer: A. You must give way to the cyclist, regardless of a cycle lane
A driver who is turning must give way to cyclists going straight ahead, even when the cyclist is using their own cycle lane, cf. the Traffic Rules § 7 no. 3.
Source: Trafikkreglene § 7 nr. 3
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