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You have passed a cyclist who is continuing straight. A nearby right turn would cut across the cyclist’s path. What should you do?
A has passed cyclist B, who is continuing straight. A right turn lies just ahead across B's path.
Correct answer: Turn right only when reasonably safe, without cutting off the cyclist.
Why
After passing a cyclist traveling in the same direction, turn right only when reasonably safe. Being ahead of the cyclist does not give you permission to cut across the cyclist’s path.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Sharing the Road with Bicycles · p. 73
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