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How should drivers treat cyclists under road rules?
Correct answer: As road users with the same rights and duties as drivers
Why
Treat cyclists as road users with general rights and responsibilities like drivers, while recognizing cycling-specific rules. Yield when the priority rules require it and give cyclists the space needed for safe positioning and manoeuvres.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Cyclists — rights and responsibilities; MVA 183(1)-(4) · p. 95, 96
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