A driver turns right at a junction and a cyclist is going straight on the right of the road. What must the driver do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Give way to the cyclist
- Step 1: A driver turning right must give way to cyclists and pedestrians going straight on the road being left.
Answer
Give way to the cyclist.
Why not the others: Turn first, Sound the horn and turn and Cut in front of the cyclist don't fit.
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