A cyclist is riding along a shared pedestrian and cycle path where the part meant for cycling is set apart by a road-marking line. Which rules must the cyclist follow?

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Correct answers: They must ride only along the part meant for them.; They must ride as close as possible to the right-hand edge of their part.. Explanation: When a shared pedestrian and cycle path has the cycling part marked out (with a bicycle symbol), the cyclist must keep to that part only and ride as close as possible to its right-hand edge. Drifting onto the pedestrian side or wandering across the cycle part is not allowed.. KET reference: KET 62: where the cycling part of a shared pedestrian and cycle path is marked out by road markings, the cyclist must ride only along it and as close as possible to its right-hand edge.