A bicyclist is traveling straight beside the right side of your car as you approach a right turn. You cannot safely clear the rider before turning. What should you do?

Correct answer: Let the cyclist go first; never cut across the rider's path.

Why

Check for the cyclist before turning and do not overtake only to cut across the rider’s path. Wait until the turn can be completed safely and yield as required. A signal is notice, not priority. Do not treat a bicycle lane as a general approach or passing lane; the handbook lists only particular uses such as access to an alley or driveway and specified official or emergency situations.

Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook and applicable current Kansas primary law · Right turn across a cyclist · p. 81, 82