1. Identify the decisive details
You signal right. A cyclist continues straight on a marked cycle track beside you. Your car is slightly ahead. What should you do?
2. Compare the possible decisions
- Let the cyclist pass before crossing the cycle track.
- Turn because my front bumper is already ahead.
- Turn slowly because my indicator gives advance warning.
Show the answer and explanation
Correct answer: A · Let the cyclist pass before crossing the cycle track.
When turning, give way to users continuing on other parts of the same road. Neither being slightly ahead nor using an indicator grants priority. Check mirrors and the blind spot before crossing the cycle track.
3. What changes if the situation changes?
Even without a cycle track, a cyclist continuing on another part of the same road cannot simply be cut off by your turn.
Regulatory source ↗19.2, 19.4Reviewed 2026-11-06