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You are riding/driving near a bicyclist at an intersection where you plan to turn right. Who should go first to avoid a conflict?
- A.Let the bicyclist go straight through before you turn across their path, yielding as you would to another vehicle
- B.Turn quickly in front of the bicyclist
- C.Bicyclists must always dismount at intersections
- D.Honk and turn, since cars outrank bicycles
Correct answer
A. Let the bicyclist go straight through before you turn across their path, yielding as you would to another vehicle
Why
Bicycles are vehicles under Florida law and have the same right-of-way rules. Turning across a through bicyclist's path is a common crash, so yield and turn behind them.
Manual topic: Official Florida Driver License Handbook - Right-of-Way & Intersections · From the Florida Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (FLC-053).