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Rules of the Road

You see a cyclist ahead signalling a left turn. What should you do?

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Correct Answer: A. Slow down and allow the cyclist to make the turn safely

When a cyclist signals a left turn, slow down and give them space to make the turn safely. Cyclists have the same right to use the road as motor vehicles.

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Category Rules of the Road

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