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Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test
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Passing target: 20 correct signs and 20 correct rules
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Car A intends to turn right across the bicycle lane. Cyclist B is continuing straight beside it. What should A do?
Blue car A approaches a right turn. Cyclist B continues straight in the bicycle lane beside the car’s right side.
Correct answer: Let B go by, check the right blind spot, then turn.
Why
Bike lanes are reserved for cyclists. A driver who needs to enter or cross one for a right turn must first make sure it is safe. Check mirrors and the right blind spot, let the cyclist continue, and do not pull alongside and turn directly across the cyclist’s path.
Verified against Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook: A Guide to Safe Driving · Basic information and rules of the road · p. 49
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