You are following a cyclist along a two-way road with parked cars on the left. The cyclist moves towards the centre of the road to pass the parked vehicles, and an oncoming car flashes its headlights. What should you do?
- AAccelerate past the cyclist immediately, assuming the oncoming driver is yielding right of way.
- BOvertake the cyclist with narrow clearance to clear the road before the oncoming car arrives.
- Slow down, stay well behind the cyclist to allow them space, and wait until it is safe to pass.Cevap
- DFocus solely on the cyclist ahead and ignore the position and speed of the oncoming vehicle.
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Slow down, stay well behind the cyclist to allow them space, and wait until it is safe to pass.
When approaching multiple moving hazards—such as a cyclist navigating around parked vehicles and an oncoming car—the safest course of action is to drop back, stay behind the cyclist, and give them plenty of room. You must never assume that an oncoming driver flashing their headlights is giving way.
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Anticipating and responding safely to multiple moving hazards and vulnerable road users
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