When making a right turn, drivers should:should speed up to pass the bicyclists in their laneshould honk at cyclists until they stop completely so that the turn can be made safelyshould slow down, then merge with the bicycle laneshould turn directly in front of the path of any bicyclists

When making a right turn, the driver should _______________________.never use the bicycle laneslow down and then merge with the bicycle lanemerge with the bicycle lane 100 ft before the turnspeed up and then merge with the bicycle lane

What can a driver do from a shared left turn lane? Turn off or turn onto a multi-lane road. Pass other drivers who are blocking traffic. Drive for several miles until he/she finds an appropriate place to turn off. Make a right turn.

When encountering bicycles on the road, keep these guidelines in mind:Give way to bicycles at intersections, just as you would for cars.Remember that cyclists are legally allowed to ride across pedestrian crossings. Drivers must yield to both cyclists and pedestrians on or entering a pedestrian crossing, marked foot crossing, or children's crossing.Avoid turning in front of cyclists travelling on the road's shoulder.Refrain from using your car horn, as it can startle cyclists.To safely overtake a cyclist, you can:Position your vehicle to straddle centre lines.Temporarily cross centre lines.Drive on a dividing strip that is level with the road.Drive within or over continuous lines around a painted island, but only when there is a clear view of oncoming traffic and you can pass safely.Select all of the following statements that are true.Group of answer choicesYou can drive onto the pavement to overtake a cyclist.You can cross the middle line to overtake a cyclistYou should avoid using your car horn near cyclistsOnly pedestrians can use pedestrian crossings.

To safely pass a bicycle, you should:*2 pointsHonk at the bicyclist to let them know you're trying to passDrive in the bicycle lane until you get a chance to passSlow down and give them as much space as possibleRush ahead and pull in front of the bicyclist

If you're on a two-way street and you want to turn left at the next intersection onto a one-way street, you must start your turn from which lane, (unless a sign says otherwise