Vulnerable road usersQuestion 298 of 424

What should you do if turning at a junction would make a cyclist going straight ahead stop or swerve?

  1. Turn, because you are already signalling
  2. Do not turn until it is safe
  3. Turn and flash your headlights
  4. Turn slowly so they can pass
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Correct answer: Do not turn until it is safe

Never make a cyclist stop or swerve. Wait until your turn does not affect them.

Source: The Highway Code (Department for Transport, GOV.UK), Introduction, Rule H3

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026