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You have parked beside the right curb. A bicyclist approaches from behind on the traffic side. What must you do before opening your 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: Check behind and wait until the cyclist has passed
Why
Look for approaching traffic, including bicycles, before opening a traffic-side door. Open it only when reasonably safe and without interference or immediate hazard. Close it promptly after necessary loading or unloading.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Opening a door near a cyclist · p. 97
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