You are driving your car on a road that crosses a bike lane. Do you have to give way to cyclists?
Right of way
Explanation
When you drive a car and encounter a **bike lane**, you must always **yield to cyclists**. This is important because cyclists have **right of way** in several specific situations:
- **Bike lanes and cyclist crossings**: Cyclists have priority when traveling on a bike lane, a cyclist crossing, or a well-marked shoulder. This means that if you encounter a bike lane while driving, you must stop and let the cyclists pass first.
- **Right or left turns**: If you are going to turn and there are cyclists nearby, you must yield to them. This is to ensure their safety and prevent accidents.
- **Cyclists in a group**: When cyclists are traveling in a group and one of them has already entered an intersection, you must wait for the entire group to pass before continuing.
These rules ensure that cyclists can travel safely and smoothly, and it is your responsibility as a driver to always respect them.
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