Must a car, on a road that crosses a bicycle lane, give way to cyclists?
Right of way
Explanation
Cyclists have the right of way in certain specific situations. One of these situations is when they are traveling on a bike lane, a cyclist crossing, or a well-marked shoulder. In these cases, cars must always yield to them.
Additionally, if a vehicle is going to turn right or left and there are cyclists nearby, it must also yield to them. This ensures the safety of cyclists and prevents accidents. Therefore, on a road that crosses a bike lane, the car must always yield to cyclists.
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