Question 7325
You are driving your passenger car on a road that crosses a bicycle lane; must you yield the right-of-way to cyclists?
- No. Cyclists do not have right-of-way over motor vehicles.
- Only when the cyclists approach from your right.
- Yes, always.
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Correct answer: Yes, always.
Yes. Cyclists traveling in a bicycle lane have the right-of-way over other vehicles, whichever direction they approach from. The rule of yielding to the right does not apply here.