A cyclist ahead is looking over their right shoulder. What could this mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. They may be about to move out to the right
- Step 1: A shoulder check usually comes before a manoeuvre. Step 2. Cyclists look right before turning or moving out, so be ready. Answer: They may be about to move out to the right. Why not the others: Stopping at the kerb or checking a wheel are not typical, and left glances come with left moves.
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