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You want to turn right at an intersection. A bicyclist is riding straight ahead on your right, about even with your front door. What should you do?
A approaches an intersection with its right signal on. B rides straight ahead along A’s right side, approximately beside the front door.
Correct answer: Slow down, let the bicyclist ride through the intersection, and then make your turn.
Why
A right turn across a bicyclist's path can cause a serious crash, because the rider cannot stop or swerve in time. New Hampshire law requires drivers to take due care for the safety of bicyclists. Check your right mirror and blind spot before every right turn.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Bicycles · p. 43
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