Question 6086
Cyclists have the right-of-way over motor vehicles...
- when traveling in a properly marked bike lane.
- whenever they are riding in a group.
- only at cyclist crossings.
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Correct answer: when traveling in a properly marked bike lane.
In a properly marked bike lane, cyclists have the right-of-way over other vehicles. They also have it at a properly marked cyclist crossing or on a properly marked shoulder, when you turn onto another road with a cyclist nearby, and when the first cyclist in a group has already started crossing or entered the roundabout. Riding in a group is not enough by itself.