Question 7337
At an intersection, when do bicycle riders have the right-of-way over motor vehicles?
- When, while riding in a group, the first cyclist has already begun crossing.
- Always.
- Never.
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Correct answer: When, while riding in a group, the first cyclist has already begun crossing.
When cyclists ride in a group and the first one has already started crossing, the group counts as a single unit, and you yield to all of them, even if they approach from your left. Outside specific cases like this, cyclists follow the general right-of-way rules.