You are driving behind a cyclist on a single-carriageway road approaching an upcoming junction. The cyclist moves towards the center of the lane and holds their right arm extended horizontally. At the same moment, an oncoming car flashes its headlights before reaching the junction. What is the correct interpretation of the signals shown by these road users?
- AThe cyclist intends to turn right, and the oncoming driver is giving priority for the cyclist to turn.
- BThe cyclist is directing following traffic to overtake on the left, and the oncoming driver is yielding the right of way.
- The cyclist intends to turn right, and the oncoming driver is alerting other road users to their presence.Cevap
- DThe cyclist is signalling following vehicles to stop immediately, and the oncoming driver is warning of an obstruction in their lane.
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The cyclist intends to turn right, and the oncoming driver is alerting other road users to their presence.
Under the UK Highway Code, a cyclist extending their right arm horizontally is displaying the official arm signal for intending to turn right. According to Rule 110, flashing headlights must only be used to let other road users know you are there. Headlight flashes should never be taken as an invitation to proceed or as a signal that the right of way is being conceded.
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Interpretation of road user signals and the strict meaning of flashing headlights under Highway Code Rule 110
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