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Which bicyclist behavior makes interaction with other road users more predictable?
Correct answer: Ride with traffic in a steady path and signal turns.
Why
Predictable direction, lane position, observation, and signaling help every road user manage space safely. Sudden weaving or riding against traffic makes closing speeds and paths harder to judge. A steady course and a clear turn signal give others time to respond, without replacing the rider's own traffic checks.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Tips for Safer Cycling · p. 74, 73
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