As you negotiate a busy multilane roundabout to take an intermediate exit, a cyclist ahead remains in the left lane while travelling around the circulatory carriageway. Which TWO precautions must you take to deal safely with this situation?
- Give the cyclist plenty of room and avoid cutting across their path when leaving at your exitCevap
- Recognise that cyclists may legally and safely stay in the left-hand lane regardless of which exit they intend to takeCevap
- CCut across the cyclist into your exit lane on the assumption that traffic in the left lane must always leave at the first available exit
- DRely solely on your interior rear-view mirror without checking your left-side blind spot before steering towards the exit
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Allow the cyclist plenty of room without cutting across their path when exiting, and recognise that cyclists may legally and safely remain in the left-hand lane even when continuing around the roundabout.
Under Highway Code Rule 187, drivers approaching or negotiating a roundabout must watch out for cyclists who may stay in the left-hand lane even if they intend to turn right or continue around the roundabout. Drivers must give them plenty of room, check mirrors and blind spots carefully, and never cut across their path when taking an exit.
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Highway Code rules for navigating roundabouts alongside vulnerable road users who remain in the left-hand lane
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