You are driving along an urban road and approaching a junction where you intend to turn left into a side street. A pedestrian has started crossing the mouth of the side road, and a cyclist is travelling alongside you on your nearside. What should you do?
- ATurn quickly ahead of the cyclist while sounding your horn to prompt the pedestrian to clear the carriageway.
- BFlash your headlights to signal to the pedestrian to hurry across while you turn left around the cyclist.
- Wait for the pedestrian to complete crossing and allow the cyclist to pass before turning.Cevap
- DBegin your turn immediately without checking the nearside blind spot, assuming the cyclist will yield to your indicator.
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Wait for the pedestrian to complete crossing and allow the cyclist to pass before turning.
Under the UK Highway Code Hierarchy of Road Users, drivers must give way to pedestrians who are crossing or waiting to cross at a junction (Rule H2). Furthermore, drivers must not turn across the path of cyclists continuing straight ahead (Rule H3). The correct, considerate course of action is to hold back, allow the pedestrian to reach the pavement safely, let the cyclist pass, and then complete the turn.
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Giving priority and safe consideration to pedestrians and cyclists at junctions under Highway Code Rules H2 and H3
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