Question 4561
At this intersection with no right-of-way signs, cyclists are riding. When must you yield to them?
- When they are approaching from my left.
- When they are approaching from my right.
- Never; motor vehicles always have the right-of-way over bicycles.
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Correct answer: When they are approaching from my right.
A bicycle is a vehicle and follows the general rule at an intersection without signs. You must yield to it when it approaches from your right. If it approaches from your left, you go first, except in specific cases, such as a group whose first cyclist has already started crossing. Having a motor does not give you the right-of-way over a bicycle.