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You plan to turn right across a bicycle lane. A bicyclist beside you is continuing straight. What should you do?
A intends to turn right while cyclist B continues in a bicycle lane on A’s right. The question shows both actors on their approaches, with no halo or priority path.
Correct answer: Yield to the bicyclist before turning across that path.
Why
Check for bicyclists before turning across a bicycle lane and yield to a bicycle lawfully using it. Do not pass a bicyclist and immediately turn across the rider’s path. Wait for a safe opening and complete the turn without endangering the bicyclist.
Verified against Maryland Driver’s Manual and current Transportation Article · Right turn beside a bicyclist · p. 41
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