Traffic situations 4 pts
When turning right, the driver of the motor vehicle from the view:
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Correct answer
- Had to give way to the cyclist travelling in the reserved lane.
Other options
- Need not have given way to the cyclist in the reserved lane; it was a matter of courtesy.
- Impeded the flow of traffic without cause by giving way to a cyclist who did not have priority.
Explanation
What the law says: A driver turning right must give way to a vehicle travelling in a reserved lane on their right.
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