Identify each approach’s control and the separate cyclist conflict.
Identify each approach’s control and the separate cyclist conflict.
Each section below follows an explanation or demonstration in the video. Select a section to play from that point, then practise the skill with appropriate supervision.
This Victoria example has stop signs for the motor-vehicle approaches and a separate bicycle route. Look for the controls facing each approach as you arrive; do not infer the whole layout from the plate below your own stop sign alone.
The green bicycle marking highlights a shared conflict area. A right turn must not cut across a cyclist beside or approaching you. Determine the vehicle stopping order while also checking the bicycle path independently.
For the left-turn example, identify which stopped vehicle is next while still checking the full turn path. Repeated creeping without understanding the controls confuses other drivers. Approach early enough to recognize the arrangement and proceed when it is your turn and safe.
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