Question 5660
At this unmarked intersection you encounter a cyclist; are you required to yield the right-of-way?
- No, because motor vehicles have the right-of-way over two-wheeled cycles.
- Yes, because two-wheeled vehicles always have the right-of-way.
- Yes, because the cyclist is approaching from the right.
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Correct answer: Yes, because the cyclist is approaching from the right.
Yes. At an intersection with no signs, yield to anyone approaching from your right, and a bicycle is a vehicle like any other. In the image, the cyclist is approaching from the blue passenger car's right. Having two wheels does not give you the right-of-way by itself, and neither does having an engine.