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You wait at a four-way stop. A bicyclist on the cross street slows at the stop sign, sees that no car is close enough to be a danger, and rides through without a full stop. Is this lawful in Oklahoma?
Correct answer: Yes. With no immediate hazard, a bicyclist may slow and go through
Why
A bicyclist must still stop when a vehicle is close enough to be a danger, and must yield to pedestrians and to traffic in the intersection. At a steady red light, a bicyclist must stop first and may then go through with caution when there is no immediate hazard. Expect this, and do not assume that a bicyclist will wait as long as a car.
Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · Bicycle Safety Rules for Stop Signs and Red Traffic Signals · p. 52
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