A cyclist is leaving a yard and crossing a road on which a car is travelling. Who has priority?

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KET Užduotys · Accepted Answer

Correct answer: The car, because the cyclist must give way to it.. Explanation: When crossing the carriageway where traffic is unregulated, a cyclist must give way to vehicles on the road. There is one exception — when a cyclist crosses an exit from an adjoining area, a residential zone, a yard or a car park that other drivers are turning into, the cyclist has priority. Here, though, the car is going straight while the cyclist is pulling out of a yard, so the car has priority.. KET reference: KET 60: a cyclist intending to cross the carriageway where traffic is unregulated must give way to vehicles on it, except when crossing exits from areas adjoining the road into which other drivers are turning.