Right of Way

When a group of cyclists begins to cross a junction or roundabout, how should it be treated?

Question image: When a group of cyclists begins to cross a junction or roundabout, how should it
  • A As independent vehicles one by one
  • As a single unit; you wait for the whole group
  • C You may pass between them if there is a gap
  • D The group must stop to give way

Why this is the correct answer

When a group of cyclists begins to cross an intersection or roundabout, it must be treated as a single unit: you must wait for the whole group to pass.

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