BC Class 5&7
Cyclists and motorcyclists
ICBC's driving guide: Sharing the road
Cyclists have the same rights and responsibilities on the road as drivers. They follow the same rules, and they expect you to follow them too — so yield to a cyclist as you would to any other vehicle, and take your right-of-way when you have it and it is safe.
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Practice questions on this card
- Q-0221How much space must you leave when passing a cyclist who is not in a cycle lane?
- Q-0222You need to pass a cyclist on a narrow road with a yellow centre line. What does the manual permit?
- Q-0223What is one of the most common causes of crashes involving cyclists?
- Q-0224What rights and responsibilities do cyclists have on the road?
- Q-0225You are driving straight through an intersection and a cyclist ahead of you has moved into the left part of the lane. What is the likely reason?
- Q-0226Why do children on bicycles need extra allowance from a driver?
- Q-0227May you share a lane with a motorcycle?
- Q-0228A motorcyclist ahead is riding in the left part of their lane. What should you assume?
- Q-0229You are about to pass a vehicle ahead of you. What extra check does the presence of cyclists call for?
- Q-0230Why does the manual single out night-time for cyclist awareness?
- Q-0231You are turning right at an intersection with a bicycle lane on your right. What must you do first?