Must you give way at an intersection without traffic lights to a bicycle approaching from the right?
Right of way
Explanation
In an **intersection without traffic lights**, it is important to follow the right-of-way rules to ensure the safety of all road users. One of these rules states that you must **yield to vehicles approaching from your right**. This includes bicycles, which are considered vehicles on the road.
- **Cyclists**: They have priority in various situations, such as when riding in a bike lane or a cyclist crossing. Additionally, if a cyclist approaches from the right at an unsigned intersection, you must yield to them, just as you would with any other vehicle.
- At **unsigned intersections**, the general rule is to yield to vehicles coming from the right, regardless of whether they are bicycles or motor vehicles. This ensures an orderly and safe traffic flow.
Therefore, you must always yield to a bicycle approaching from the right at an intersection without traffic lights, following the established right-of-way rules.
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