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What road-rule status does a bicycle being ridden on the road have?
Correct answer: A vehicle whose rider must obey the applicable traffic rules
Why
Treat a ridden bicycle as a vehicle sharing the road. Its rider must follow applicable signals, signs and traffic rules, and drivers must allow the rider safe space.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Sharing the Road · p. 100
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