Question 3971
Must you stop at these pavement markings?
- Yes, always, to yield the right-of-way.
- Yes, when a cyclist is crossing, because cyclists have the right-of-way at this crossing.
- No, since it is neither a crosswalk nor a stop line.
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Correct answer: Yes, when a cyclist is crossing, because cyclists have the right-of-way at this crossing.
The two broken lines made up of white squares, with a red surface and bicycle symbols, mark a cyclist crossing. Cyclists have the right-of-way there, so you must stop if a cyclist is about to cross, like the one in the image. If none are coming, you continue without stopping.