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You plan to turn right across the path of a bicyclist traveling beside you. What should you do?
Blue A approaches a right turn with bicyclist B alongside in the bicycle lane to its right. Both face toward the intersection. No question path selects which road user proceeds first.
Correct answer: Let the cyclist go through first, then turn
Why
Check mirrors and the right-side blind area before turning. Do not pass a bicyclist and then cut across the bicycle’s path. Yield and wait until the entire right turn is safe.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual and current primary authorities · Right turn across a bicycle path · p. 68
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