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An ordinary bicyclist wants to continue straight at a steady red light in Idaho. What must the rider do first?
Correct answer: Stop, then yield before proceeding with caution
Why
For a straight-ahead bicycle movement at a steady red signal, Idaho requires a stop and yielding before cautious passage. The bicycle right-turn provision differs, and this is not permission for a car to continue straight through a red light.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Bicyclist at a steady red light · p. 98, 99
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