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You are parked beside the right curb. A cyclist approaches from behind on the traffic side. What must you do before opening that door?
A blue car is parked facing east beside the right curb, with all doors closed. A helmeted cyclist approaches from behind on the left side of the parked car.
Correct answer: Wait until opening it will not interfere with the cyclist.
Why
Look behind and beside the car before opening the door. Open only when reasonably safe and without interfering with other traffic, including bicycles. Keep the traffic-side door open only as long as necessary for passengers to get in or out.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Opening a door beside a cyclist · p. 73, 89
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